I'm sorry that I can only thank you in this way, but it was thanks to this clinic that I was able to become pregnant with my first child. I can't thank you enough. It seems that the technology and pregnancy rate are on par with (or better than?) famous fertility clinics in the city, and I get the feeling that the doctor is very passionate about his research. In fact, I was able to get pregnant after one egg retrieval and one transplant. There were some tough times mentally, but I remember feeling a little relieved when my teacher told me to do my best. I may also be able to help you with your second child. The waiting time is long, so be careful!

I decided to come here after moving to Toyama from outside the prefecture. This is our second facility for in vitro fertilization. After moving, I had originally planned to go to a hospital near my home, but the first consultation was a month away, so I moved a little away from home because I didn't want to prolong the infertility treatment and wanted to see results quickly, but I immediately decided to go to a hospital near my home. I was able to make an appointment for the first consultation and decided to choose this one. I'm really grateful that the results came out in just 3 months from the initial diagnosis to the transplant, including one egg retrieval and one transplant. To be honest, I was a little doubtful that the doctor was so confident because he said we had the highest pregnancy rate in Japan, but he was able to give me results in the shortest possible time, so I was convinced that his skills were genuine. Also, compared to the previous facility, the waiting time seemed to be much shorter. The work efficiency of the doctors and nurses was good, and I didn't feel the stress of waiting as it only took about 30 minutes at most to see the doctor, and about an hour to an hour and a half from reception to checkout. The egg retrieval and transplant went very smoothly after coming to the hospital. We recommend visiting this clinic for those who are having trouble getting results from infertility treatment, or those who want to see results as quickly as possible. I think it's worth visiting the hospital even from outside the prefecture if you can.

I got pregnant after one transplant. Although it was a 4BC defective embryo, the doctor said that the pregnancy rate was 80%. I think the grading of blastocysts is strict. So don't get discouraged even if it's low grade, you can still get pregnant. Egg retrieval is done without anesthesia. I got close to 30 pieces, so I took a break, and it hurt so much that I cried out. While waiting in line for egg retrieval, I heard someone screaming in pain. People with uterine fibroids or endometriosis are said to experience severe pain. If I have any complaints, it's that the results of the blood and semen tests were simply "no problem." The treatment progressed without knowing things like AMH levels and exercise rates, which we often hear about. There are also many people with children. I think it's hard for people who are experiencing infertility for the first time. Every time I see a doctor, I see families with children. There were some people who had bad manners (parents who ignored their children even when they were having fun), which made me feel very uncomfortable. Subsidy and life insurance benefit documents cost 22,000 yen each. “It will take six months,” I was told. I thought it was expensive compared to other hospitals, and even though there was only one doctor, he arrived too late.

There is no IC. I think it's usually a consent form after the IC. I am worried because the explanation of the treatment, side effects, risks, future treatment, etc. are all unclear. I have started treatment and have nowhere else to go, so I will go. There is no concept of privacy. While waiting for the internal examination, I could hear voices in the examination room, and the nurse was interviewing patients with the door open. Edit: No matter how many times I call, I can't connect. I was told to come if I couldn't connect. I can't go here either, so I'm calling. I think it would be a problem for people living far away. Isn't it weird that a hospital doesn't have a phone connection? The nurses are all kind! !

I underwent in vitro fertilization at a hospital in Ishikawa Prefecture for 6 years, and about 40 fertilized eggs were returned, but it didn't work, and when I was struggling with infertility treatment with no end in sight, I learned about Eye Art Clinic. When I took the plunge and met Dr. Soeda for the first time even though I was in another prefecture, he explained to me the high pregnancy rate at this hospital and said with confidence, ``I wish you would come to us sooner,'' which gave me a lot of hope. I did. Along the way, she discovered hydrosalpinx and had to be hospitalized for surgery, but in the end, I became pregnant after my first transplant and am now near term. At the age of 40, after many years of infertility treatment, things have gone so smoothly, and I can only be grateful to my doctor. thank you very much! The nurse who took care of me was also a friendly person. The waiting time was very long for each appointment, but maybe it can't be helped because there are so many patients. I will be indebted to you again when I have my second child⭐︎

When I went to the first hospital for advice because I was having trouble conceiving a child, the doctor listened very carefully to what I had to say, and suggested a different approach, so I decided to try again. As a result, I was able to conceive a child immediately and gave birth safely. Going to the hospital is very taxing mentally, time-wise, and financially, but the doctors and nurses were kind and thorough, and I'm glad I went here.

The website said that reservations were required, so I registered on LINE and tried to make a reservation, but I was unable to make a reservation for a first-time gynecologist. I tried to inquire by phone, but the receptionist kept repeating, ``Only a doctor would know about LINE reservations,'' and ``If you don't make a reservation, you won't be able to see the doctor.'' I asked a friend who had been examined here if it was possible to make a reservation on LINE, and she said that all the reservation dates for gynecological examinations were sold out. I don't do general medical treatment! No admission except for those undergoing infertility treatment! All you have to do is write it down on your website and building.

I had 12 transplants at other hospitals, but I didn't get pregnant, and just when I was thinking of giving up, I found out about this clinic. He listened to my treatment history in detail and thought together with me about how to proceed with treatment to help me become pregnant, and I was able to accept the treatment. As a result, I was able to get pregnant and give birth after just one egg retrieval and transplant. What I felt was definitely different from other hospitals was the transplantation technique. Although the eggs were not of a good grade, I transplanted two of them and both implanted (although one did not grow). It was difficult for me to go to the hospital as I work full-time and travel an hour each way from Kanazawa City, so it was very helpful for me to be able to keep the number of visits to a minimum. I hope to take care of you again when I have my second child.

Even though I underwent artificial insemination twice and microinsemination three times at a hospital in Ishikawa Prefecture, I was never able to get pregnant. However, 3 months after transferring here, I was able to get pregnant through the first round of IVF. I'm really glad I trusted the teacher's words. The nurses were also kind. thank you very much.

After three failed IVF attempts at another hospital, I was transferred to Ai ART Clinic. It was difficult to commute from Komatsu City to Takaoka City, but I was able to do my best for the sake of my children. I was selfish a lot to the doctor, but he accepted me, and I was able to have a successful transplant on my first try. The long infertility treatment was really painful, but I am grateful to Ai ART Clinic. thank you very much.