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Reproductive Resource Center Kansas City IVF
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Last month, our own Dr. Celeste Brabec was interviewed for the HCA Midwest Health Talk Podcast . Dr. Brabec discusses the importance of being proactive about fertility health in an era when women/couples are waiting longer to start families. Dr. Brabec provides a range of important fertility health tips. Age Matters When TTC Before we […]
When couples pursue IVF treatment, their focus is on creating viable embryos that successfully implant to become healthy, full-term babies. Thoughts about leftover embryos may only briefly cross their minds. Once their family is complete, families need to decide what to do with the leftover embryos – and this can be a challenging decision to […]
Coping with loss of any kind is never easy, but it’s especially hard when you’re coping with the losses (often plural) associated with an infertility diagnosis. The bottom line is that every individual and/or couple diagnosed with infertility grapples with loss – some at the psychological and metaphysical levels as well as the very physical […]
The majority of the physical side effects of IVF aren’t due to IVF itself but, rather, the medications that facilitate the processes involved in the in vitro fertilization procedure. That being said, fertility specialists and those who’ve gone through the IVF journey might argue there are also emotional side effects of the process that are […]
The RRC team is very proud and honored to have the best IVF success rates in Kansas, as per the CDC’s final records of the 2016 calendar year. According to the final stats, we transferred thawed embryos into 78 women under the age of 35, and 60 of those resulted in a successful pregnancy and […]
While most people who get HPV do not experience fertility issues, there are multiple ways HPV (human papillomavirus) can negatively impact fertility. HPV is an umbrella term used to describe a group of viruses transmitted through skin-to-skin, most often through unprotected sexual contact. According to the CDC, roughly 70 million Americans have at least one […]
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