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After a consultation, new words and questions may arise that you want to revisit. marIAna provides general written information at any time to help you prepare for a conversation with the team.

What is marIAna

marIAna is an artificial intelligence assistant that offers general information about fertility, treatments, and aspects to review based on your country.

The assessment of your case is up to the professionals who review your history and studies. marIAna can help you understand terms and organize the questions you want to ask them.

You can start writing, without a camera or appointment. If there's a question that is difficult to ask out loud, this can be a space to formulate it before speaking with someone.

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What it does and what it doesn't

Here you can learn what information marIAna provides and which questions need the attention of a professional.

For what it is useful

  • It explains a word from the report

    You can ask about terms like blastocyst, ovarian reserve, or gametes and learn what they mean within a treatment.

  • It tells you what is studied at each step

    You can check what a spermogram measures, what evaluations are done with a gestational mother, or what a genetic study of embryos can be used for.

  • It situates the legal framework of your country

    It can guide you on the questions to discuss with a lawyer in your country. In Fertipedia, you will find general information about the legal aspects of an international process.

  • Build your list of questions with you

    You share your concerns, and it returns what you should ask the consultant. You can come to the call with a written list.

  • Responds with the clinic closed

    You can write to her whenever a question arises, even outside the team's hours. If you need personal attention, you can check the available channels to continue the conversation.

What it does not do

  • Does not read your medical history

    It does not have your studies, reports, or results. The only thing it knows about you is what you write in that conversation.

  • Does not diagnose

    A diagnosis or review of a treatment requires your history and medical assessment. marIAna can help you prepare the questions for that consultation.

  • Does not tell you what treatment you need

    It can explain what a treatment consists of. The recommendation for you requires a conversation with the medical team and a review of your studies.

  • Does not interpret results

    Results need to be read with the complete report and the context of your treatment. You can ask the team to explain what each data point means in your situation.

  • Does not replace the consultation

    marIAna's information is general and does not replace a medical assessment or indication.

If a question requires individual information or is not covered by its material, marIAna can indicate this and guide you to talk with the team. Like any AI assistant, it can make mistakes; confirm with a professional anything that may influence a medical or legal decision.

This is how it responds

An example of how you can ask and continue the conversation with the team.

  1. You

    The report says that three reached blastocyst. What does that mean?

  2. marIAna

    A blastocyst is a stage of embryo development typically reached around the fifth or sixth day in the lab. At this stage, groups of cells that participate in the formation of the baby and the placenta can be distinguished.

    That an embryo reaches this stage provides information about its development. Depending on the treatment plan, it may be evaluated for transfer, preservation, or genetic study. The team can explain what it means in your report.

    From Fertipedia: Five-day embryo. It is written and reviewed by Dr. Diego F. Espinosa Celi, laboratory director.

  3. You

    Is three good?

  4. marIAna

    I understand you want to know what that result might mean. To discuss your possibilities, it is necessary to review the complete report, your history, and how the treatment went. An embryologist or the medical team can help you understand it in that context.

    You can bring this question to the consultation or talk to a consultant about how to contact the team. If you prefer to start by reading, in Fertipedia you will find an explanation of what a blastocyst is.

When an answer depends on your situation, you need a conversation with the professional who has the information about your case. marIAna can help you identify the questions you want to ask.

Where their answers come from

From Fertipedia. Each concept is written by someone from the Fertility Dreams team, with their name, credential, and the date of the last review visible. marIAna responds with that material.

If a question is not covered by that material, you can continue the conversation with the team to find the information you need. The concepts are written in Fertipedia, with the review date at the bottom of each one.

Write first, or speak directly

You can start in the way that feels most comfortable for you: writing your questions or talking with a consultant.

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Responds in the moment, in writing. No appointment needed, no camera, and no personal information left for questions.

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