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Reproductive Resource Center Kansas City IVF
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By the time you begin your fertility treatments, odds are you’ve already strapped on the seatbelt and checked the emergency bars in your roller coaster car. Only those who have been on the same ride understand what an up-and-down, high-and-low experience infertility can be as you transition from the couple who are trying to conceive […]
There was a time when fertility clinics were few and far between. Now, with fertility solutions more accessible than ever before we know our patients have the luxury of choosing a fertility clinic that feels “right” to them. So how does an individual or couple go through the process of figuring out which fertility clinic […]
If there’s one thing a woman who is struggling with infertility knows it’s that you have to watch what you eat. Unlike the majority of the planet, worrying solely about caloric intake over the holiday season, you’re stuck wondering what potential chemicals could be lurking in your food. Of course, the high-sugar aspects of holiday […]
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) […]
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 […]
If you have been trying to conceive for 12 months or more, and have yet to be successful, make an appointment with a doctor. You may have endometriosis, which is a very common female reproductive disorder. However, because it can be asymptomatic, you may not know you have it. Medical professionals are not entirely sure […]
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