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Reproductive Resource Center Kansas City IVF
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Okay, we know you’re tired of the “relax and you’ll get pregnant” advice you hear so often from others who learn you’re going through fertility treatments. However, we also can’t ignore the fact that as researchers delve deeper into the realm of stress and its effects on the body, there’s a growing body of evidence-based […]
Penn and Cole Brabec, sons of Celeste Brabec, M.D., Medical Director of the IVF Award Winning Reproductive Resource Center (RRC) , were part of the First Place Alliance in the Indianapolis Robotics Invitational (IRI) held July 14-15, 2017. IRI is an international competition, and included almost 70 of the world’s top FIRST FRC Teams. RRC […]
Remember when you used to fantasize about morning sickness because at least that would mean you were pregnant? Those days are behind you now (hooray!), but morning sickness is nothing to scoff at in real life – gratitude or no gratitude. In fact, we’re not entirely sure why it’s called “morning” sickness when – in […]
The good news about uterine fibroid tumors is that they are almost always benign. The bad news is they can also cause infertility. With as many as 80% of women developing fibroid tumors at some point in their life, these non-cancerous tumors are one of the most common causes of uterine fertility factors. In most […]
An infertility diagnosis means there’s a whole lot of planning, calendaring and goal setting going on. You have to live a healthy lifestyle, keep appointments with the fertility specialist straight, plan vacations around fertility treatments, and so on. In the meantime, there’s a relationship happening in the midst of all this – and no, we […]
From April 23rd through April 29th, the RRC staff, client and “alumni” will be honoring 2017s National Infertility Awareness Week. Sponsored by RESOLVE, the National Infertility Association, this annual, week-long milestone is a way to focus on the spotlight in infertility – an issue that affects roughly 15% of American couples trying to get pregnant […]
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