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Reproductive Resource Center Kansas City IVF
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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) […]
When LGBTQ+ couples want to start a family, there are a myriad of options available to them. However, there are important decisions to be made when it comes to who is contributing genetic material (egg or sperm) to each pregnancy, as well as who will be carrying the baby. Lesbian couples have the option of […]
While many women love to shop, most don’t see themselves shopping for a sperm donor in the future. However, depending on your infertility diagnosis, you may find yourself shopping online for the man who fits the best “ideal” of what you and/or your partner are looking for in your child’s DNA make-up. Sperm donors are […]
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 […]
Endometriosis affects more than five million women in the United States. It’s a rather mysterious condition in which endometrial cells that typically comprise the lining of the uterus wind up taking residence in other parts of the reproductive tract and the body. What makes it more mysterious is that while some mild cases cause severe […]
Intrauterine insemination (IUI), more commonly known as artificial insemination, is a treatment for unexplained infertility and mild to moderate sperm abnormalities. IUI is frequently combined with ovulation induction or enhancement using oral pills such as Clomid and/or injectable medications (like Follistim). The goal of an intrauterine insemination is to deliver highly concentrated, mobile sperm to the inside of […]
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