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Do you suspect that you and your partner are having fertility issues? In most cases it is recommended that couples see a fertility specialist if the woman is 34 or younger and has tried to conceive for 12 months or more. For women 35 years and older, we recommend seeing a specialist after trying unsuccessfully […]
Low sperm count is becoming an epidemic. While scientists are scrambling to identify and notify the public about environmental causes, there are bona fide medical conditions that can negatively impact the quantity and quality of sperm that are produced. 10 Medical Reasons That Cause Low Sperm Count Sperm production is a complex process. It includes […]
Semen Analysis is an Important Part of Your Infertility Workup We get asked everyday…why does my partner need a semen analysis when it’s me that wants to get pregnant? In fact, national infertility statistics site 30 – 40% of infertility diagnoses are the result of female factors and the same is true for male infertility […]
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 […]
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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