Dr. Federica Moffa Answers Your Most Important Fertility Questions in Nowa Care Webinar

Deciding how to move forward with fertility treatment can raise many questions. How many IVF attempts should you consider before exploring egg donation? What does a low AMH level really mean for your chances of pregnancy? And if you are considering treatment abroad, how do you choose between countries such as Spain, Portugal, and the Czech Republic?

These were some of the key questions addressed by Dr. Federica Moffa, Medical Director of Reproclinic Barcelona, during a live webinar hosted by Nowa Care on 22 October 2026.

Continuing with Your Own Eggs or Considering Egg Donation?

One of the central topics was deciding when to continue IVF treatment using your own eggs and when it might be appropriate to consider egg donation.

Dr. Moffa discussed the different factors that need to be considered before making this decision, including:

• Age and ovarian reserve.

• AMH levels and what they can tell us about ovarian reserve.

• Previous responses to ovarian stimulation.

• Previous IVF attempts and their outcomes.

• Individual medical history and reproductive circumstances.

The discussion also addressed an important question: Does a low AMH level automatically mean that pregnancy with your own eggs is unlikely?

Understanding ovarian reserve requires looking beyond a single test result. The decision about treatment should always be based on a broader medical assessment and an individual's circumstances.

Repeated IVF Failures and Pregnancy Loss: What Should You Investigate?

Another important part of the webinar focused on patients who have experienced repeated unsuccessful IVF cycles or recurrent miscarriages.

Dr. Moffa discussed which investigations may be worth considering in these situations and explained the potential role of PGT-A (Preimplantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidies).

PGT-A examines the chromosome number of embryos and can provide additional information that may help guide embryo selection in appropriate cases.

An important distinction discussed during the webinar is that PGT-A can help identify embryos with chromosomal abnormalities, but it cannot create healthy embryos or guarantee a pregnancy.

Understanding what a particular test can and cannot offer is essential when deciding whether it is appropriate for an individual treatment plan.

Egg Donation: Understanding Your Options

For some patients, egg donation becomes an important alternative when treatment with their own eggs is no longer considered the most suitable option.

The webinar explored several aspects of egg donation, including:

• Pregnancy chances and the factors influencing treatment outcomes.

• Donor selection and matching.

• Anonymity and access to donor origins in different countries.

• The differences between egg donation and double donation.

Dr. Moffa also discussed how regulations surrounding donor anonymity and access to information about genetic origins differ between Spain, Portugal, and the Czech Republic.

These differences are particularly important for international patients choosing where to undergo treatment, as legal frameworks and donor policies can influence their decisions.

Choosing a Fertility Clinic Abroad: What Should You Look For?

Travelling abroad for fertility treatment involves more than comparing prices or published success rates.

During the webinar, Dr. Moffa discussed three important areas to consider when evaluating a fertility clinic:

• Medical expertise: The experience of the medical team and its ability to recommend an appropriate treatment strategy.

• Transparency: Clear information about treatment options, costs, procedures, and what is included in the proposed programme.

• Personalized care: Individual assessment and support throughout the treatment process.

The discussion also highlighted the importance of understanding fertility success rates. Figures should never be considered in isolation, as they can depend on patient age, diagnosis, treatment type, and the way results are reported.

A headline success rate does not necessarily tell you what your individual chances will be.

Watch the Full Webinar Recording

Whether you are still considering IVF with your own eggs, exploring egg donation, or comparing fertility clinics abroad, having access to reliable medical information can make the decision-making process clearer.

The Nowa Care webinar offered an opportunity to address some of the most common questions directly with an experienced reproductive medicine specialist.

If you missed the live session, you can now watch the full recording and revisit the topics most relevant to your situation.

Watch the webinar with Dr. Federica Moffa here

At Reproclinic, we understand that every fertility journey comes with individual questions and decisions. Our team is committed to providing clear medical guidance, personalized treatment recommendations, and compassionate support so that every patient can make informed decisions about their path to parenthood.

Important information: This webinar is intended for educational purposes and does not replace an individual medical consultation. The figures discussed represent averages and should not be interpreted as a prediction of individual treatment outcomes. Treatment costs, reimbursement conditions, and applicable regulations are subject to change.