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Do you know what PCOS and endometriosis have in common? Besides being two of the most common infertility factors for women, they both involve inflammation. In fact, just about evert medical condition affecting the body involves some level of inflammation – part of the natural immune response. When inflammation becomes chronic, it wreaks havoc on […]
How are you progressing along your roadmap to fertility? If you’ve been stymied thus far, it might be time to learn the ABCs of IVF. When all else fails – unassisted, timed conception, fertility meds and IUI, IVF is often the last stop along the journey. IVF is the destination where most couples finally find […]
Fertility testing is often viewed with dread. It’s the acknowledgement that something might be officially “wrong.” It can feel like a concession, like you’re giving in to something you’d rather pretend wasn’t happening in the first place, and some couples feel like there’s only one place to go from here – IVF. In fact, fertility […]
Reading the headlines of magazines and tabloids in the grocery store checkout line makes it appear as if age and motherhood are unrelated. Pictures of well-known and revered Hollywood starlets, including Celine Dion (who had twins at age 42), Courtney Cox (who gave birth to a baby girl at age 39) and Halle Berry (who […]
Your OB/GYN is your first resource and go-to specialist for anything related to female reproductive health. In addition to providing annual exams, pap tests and sound health advice, they can also provide a wealth of information about fertility and your journey to conception. However, if you are 35 years or older, have been diagnosed with […]
As any woman trying to conceive is aware, hormones are a key to female fertility. Conditions like PCOS and endometriosis are often the results of hormone imbalances that are difficult to rectify because the body’s hormonal balance is so delicate and is constantly in flux. The most common hormones associated with female fertility are: Estrogen […]
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