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Once you are diagnosed with an infertility factor, it’s time to create a personalized treatment plan. This plan varies according to the factors identified by the fertility screening and diagnostic tests. Two of the most common treatments include intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in-vitro fertilization (IVF), two very different fertility procedures and treatments. Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) […]
In our society, the words infertility and IVF are very widely associated with female infertility. While it is true that aging is an unavoidable cause of infertility for all women, males are just as susceptible to fertility problems, most notably due to low sperm count, problems with healthy sperm motility, or defective sperm DNA. In […]
The question that is on your mind: Is pregnancy in your 40s healthy or harmful? The answer is complicated. While women in their 40s can enjoy a healthy pregnancy and birth, most women will find it much harder to conceive naturally in their 40s, and are more likely to experience miscarriages, high-risk pregnancies, difficult labors […]
Fertility centers around the nation are gearing up to honor 2021’s National Infertility Awareness Week (NIAW), which takes place this year from April 18 to April 24. We encourage anyone who is going through – or been through – fertility treatments to find a way to participate. Even more importantly, we invite friends and family […]
Unless you’re already clear you aren’t ovulating regularly, you’ll start off with a few recommendations for fertility apps, ovulation prediction kits, and lifestyle tips to help you and your partner conceive Why Aren’t I Ovulating (Regularly or Ever?) One of the first things any woman (couple) should do before trying to conceive (TTC) is schedule […]
According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), recurrent pregnancy loss is a disease, distinct from infertility. It is defined by two or more failed pregnancies before 20 weeks. Did you know that 25% of all recognized pregnancies result in miscarriage? While this is true, less than 5% of women will experience two consecutive […]
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