Are you wondering what your IVF cycle might look like? Check out our new video. Fertility Center of Dallas is proud to offer the FCD IVF Refund Program to help you choose IVF in a way that saves both precious time and money in your fertility journey, while...
Infertility affects roughly one in six couples, and male factor infertility plays a role in about 30% of those cases. Unlike some of the most common causes of female infertility – endometriosis, PCOS, fibroid tumors or advanced maternal age – most causes of male infertility...
IVF shots are not as difficult or painful as you might think. For many of our patients, getting over the initial hump of fear to the shots is the hardest part. Here are a few tricks of the trade: Stay calm. Nervousness or the desire to...
Fibroid tumors are not uncommon. According to womenshealth.gov, as many as 80% of all women will develop fibroids at some point during their life. These uterine tumors are almost always benign and may not require any treatment at all if they don’t present any symptoms....
There is no doubt that advanced age has a negative impact on fertility. And, the reality is that while women are more youthful, vibrant and healthy at “advanced” ages (35-years and older) than ever before, fertility rates haven’t caught up. Don’t let Hollywood’s celebrity pregnancy buzz...
Do you have PCOS? If so, your diet can make a significant impact on how the rest of your body “behaves.” In addition to all the other tell-tale signs of PCOS, like thinning hair, excessive hair on the face, arms, and trunk, moles and skin...
Dr. J. Michael Putman has been named Best Doctor in Dallas by his peers in D Magazine 2018....
Couples rich in the hope of TTC via fertility treatments can wind up lacking in the realms of romance and finances. That’s why it’s so important to prioritize your connection with your partner via date nights. And, since the bank account may be more directed...
When you have been trying to conceive and haven’t been able to, fertility specialists can help determine what might be causing fertility problems. They can also provide you with guidance on treatment options to increase your chance of becoming pregnant. How do you know if it’s...
Regular exercise should be a core component of anyone's healthy lifestyle. Exercise has been shown to reduce stress, weight, and anxiety. And if you've read any (good) infertility blogs, you've surely come across a post or two recommending exercise and the maintenance of a healthy weight...