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Fertility preservation has created exciting possibilities for couples who might have been biologically thwarted otherwise. While typically considered an alternative for individuals facing cancer treatments that pose a threat to their fertility, it is also available for a host of other reasons. Should I Consider Fertility Preservation? If you feel you are a candidate or […]
The Holidays. When you were a child, those words probably inspired a flurry of butterflies, an accelerated heartbeat and excitement. Countdowns began, the house was decorated and plans were made for who was going where this year for which gathering(s). Now, that flurry of butterflies and accelerated heartbeat my lack the same cheerful remnants of […]
Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) have existed for more than half a century, and in vitro fertilization has been around for almost four decades. Even so, the processes seems to be shrouded in mystery and we are constantly amazed at the misconceptions that abound regarding various fertility procedures. Egg donation is one of the ART topics […]
One of the most exciting developments to occur in the world of infertility and IVF treatments is the technological advancements that continue to make Fertility Preservation a successful means of infertility treatment for cancer survivors. We have been tickled pink and blue by the addition of Dr. S. Samuel Kim on the Reproductive Resource Center’s […]
The internet is an amazing resource but it’s important to be discerning about where you get your information. This is especially true when dealing with topics – like fertility – that are wholly connected to your physical and emotional well-being. Rather than trying to suss out which sources are accurate and which ones aren’t, we […]
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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