Cyprus American IVF Center

03/06/2026

PCOS is now referred to as PMOS. But what is the reason behind this change?

The new name of this syndrome, which plays an important role in women's health, more accurately reflects that the condition affects not only the ovaries but also hormonal and metabolic processes.

01/06/2026

Not PCOS Anymore, It’s Now PMOS! 🧩✨

The condition we have known for years as "Polycystic O***y Syndrome" (PCOS), which closely impacts women's health and reproductive potential, has undergone a major name change in the medical community. We now refer to this syndrome as PMOS!

So, why was this change made, and what exactly does PMOS stand for? Let’s put the puzzle pieces together:

👇 What is PCOS? Why Was the Old Name Misleading?
The word "Polycystic" in the old name created the impression that there were multiple "cysts" on the ovaries. However, this condition actually stems from small, immature, and underdeveloped egg follicles, not real cysts. Furthermore, this syndrome is a broad condition that affects metabolism, hormones, and the entire body—not just the ovaries.

🔄 Why Did It Become PMOS?
The main purpose of this name change is to prevent the condition from being perceived solely as "ovarian cysts" and to more accurately reflect its metabolic and hormonal dimensions.

🔬 What Does PMOS Stand For?
The acronym PMOS has been updated as: Polymetabolic O***y Syndrome.

Poly-: Represents its multiple and widespread effects,

Metabolic: Represents its impact on insulin resistance, weight management, and hormonal imbalances,

O***y: Represents its effects on ovulation patterns and reproductive health.

🤰 What is Its Impact on IVF and the Journey to Motherhood?
Even though the name has changed, PMOS is not an obstacle to becoming a mother when managed with correct and personalized treatment! At our center, we regulate both the hormonal and metabolic balance of our expectant mothers with PMOS, while aiming for high success rates through the most precise ovulation induction protocols.

If you are experiencing PMOS (PCOS) symptoms and planning a pregnancy, you are not alone. Let’s map out your journey together with our expert team. 🤍

💌 You can contact us via DM for detailed information and appointments.
+90 533 867 83 99

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27/05/2026

24/05/2026

🇸🇪 Dr. Hit Fertility Group in Sweden 🇸🇪

We are happy to announce that
Dr. Hit and the medical team
will be in Sweden

📅 29 - 30 - 31 May

Private consultations to answer all your questions
and help you prepare for your treatment journey 🤍

📞 Book your appointment now:
+90 533 888 92 12

23/05/2026

In which cases is egg donation recommended?
Call us for more information!⠀⠀⠀⠀
📞 Majd : +90 533 867 83 99

18/05/2026

❄️ Planning the Future Today: What is Embryo Freezing?
One of our greatest assurances in IVF treatment is Embryo Freezing (Vitrification), a method that literally allows us to freeze time. So, what exactly does this procedure do, and why is it so important?

Here is what you need to know in the simplest terms:

It Freezes Time: Your highest quality embryos are preserved using an ultra-rapid freezing technique without any damage to their cellular structure. The embryos remain at the exact age they were frozen; time stops for them.

It Offers a Second Chance: If pregnancy is not achieved in the first transfer, or if you wish to have a second child in the future, you won't need to start the treatment all over again (from the egg stimulation and retrieval phases).

It Rests the Uterus: In some cases, fertility medications can stress the uterine lining. Freezing the embryos and performing the transfer once your uterus returns to its most natural and healthy state significantly increases the success rate.

It is Safe: Scientific studies show that babies born from frozen embryos are completely identical in terms of health to those born from fresh embryos.

To take a confident step into the future and map out the most suitable treatment plan together, feel free to send us a direct message (DM) for detailed information and appointments. 🤍

📞 +90 533 867 83 99

15/05/2026

What is Hipo Hipo? Can Patients with Hipo Hipo Become Parents? 👶✨
Commonly known as "Hipo Hipo," Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism is essentially a "communication breakdown" in the body’s reproductive system. Because the "start production" signals (FSH and LH) from the brain are missing, egg and s***m production comes to a halt.

But does this diagnosis stand in the way of becoming a mother or father? Absolutely not! Here is how the process works:

👨 For Men:
The te**es are actually healthy; they just need to be "awakened." Through hormone replacement therapies, we stimulate the te**es to initiate s***m production. Following treatment, many of our patients experience the joy of fatherhood either naturally or with the support of microinjection (ICSI).

👩 For Women:
The ovaries are in "sleep" mode. With personalized hormone supplements, we wake up and develop these follicles. Once egg development is achieved, the success rate for pregnancy through vaccination (IUI) or IVF is remarkably high.

In short: Hipo Hipo is not a barrier; it’s a lock that can be opened with the right key. When we replace the missing hormones, we restart the biological clock! ⏳

For any questions, you can contact our expert team via DM. 📩
📱+90 533 867 83 99

13/05/2026

Is the HSG procedure painful?
Call us for more information!⠀⠀⠀⠀
📞 Majd : +90 533 867 83 99

12/05/2026

💙 Happy Nurses Day to all the incredible nurses who touch lives with compassion, dedication, and care.
Your kindness brings hope and comfort to every patient and family you support. Thank you for everything you do. 🌸

08/05/2026

🌸 Can early menopause prevent motherhood?

Early menopause means a decrease in ovarian reserve earlier than expected. However, this does not mean that the chance of becoming a mother is completely gone. 🩺

Even with a reduced ovarian reserve, many women can still achieve pregnancy today thanks to advanced IVF treatments. Personalized treatment plans, proper timing, and expert care can make a significant difference in this journey. ✨

Remember; every woman is unique, and every story has a path leading to hope. 🌿

For detailed information and appointments, please contact us. 📩
+90 533 867 83 99