In addition to the Malagasy couples who have difficulty having children, foreign patients also come to the Grande Ile for procreation, Dr. Rakotobe Andriamaro, an obstetrician gynecologist, has been entrusted to the fertility Centre in Madagascar.
Technique carried out in Malagasy territory
Nearly 70 couples became parents
The gynecologist is delighted with the place that Madagascar occupies in medicine. Indeed, many foreign couples, German, French, Guadeloupe, Ugandan, Nigerian and Comorian, have already succeeded in having children through in-vitro fertilization practiced in the Grande Ile. The first babies "miracles" were born in September 2014 in a private clinic in Antananarivo. A woman gave birth to a triplet, a girl and two boys who were healthy at birth. Since then, nearly 70 couples have succeeded in building a family.
Ongoing projects
Infertility is a scourge that many couples face. It may be the consequence of abortion, obstruction or ablation of the tubes. Reproductive problems also concern women who are only decided to have a child in their thirties. The gynecologist at the origin of in-vitro fertilization in Madagascar plans to go further in reproductive health. "Research is underway to apply in-vitro artificial fertilization (FAV) in Madagascar. It will be a technique "made in Madagascar", aspires Dr. Rakotobe Andriamaro.
LINFO. RE – created on 9.07.2017 at 07h24 – writing
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