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05 Apr Low Egg Count? Next Steps to Take
We typically diagnose diminished ovarian reserve (DOR) during infertility testing. However, we’re noticing an uptick of young women coming to our practice after learning they have DOR through proactive AMH fertility testing. Egg stores and fertility rates diminish naturally with age, so virtually every woman...
21 Mar Nutrition Tips When Trying to Conceive
The food you eat while trying to conceive can increase your chances of getting pregnant.
04 Mar Can Egg Quality be Improved?
While it’s true women are born with a set quantity of eggs, egg quality is dependent on other factors. This means there are things most women can do to improve egg quality. 7 Ways to Optimize Egg Quality Things like chromosomal or genetic abnormalities are...
23 Feb 7 Surprising Facts About Fertility
Most people are familiar with the fertility basics, but few truly understand how complicated it is to get pregnant. There are so many factors involved, including both partners’ health and lifestyle choices. This makes for plenty of fertility myths, which we like to counter by...
15 Feb IUI (Intrauterine Insemination) Explained
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is used for several different infertility issues. The process places sperm directly into the woman’s uterus, giving the sperm a better chance at meeting a mature egg – and increasing a couple’s chance of conceiving.
24 Jan Using a Sperm Donor for IUI
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is often the first step in fertility treatments and is increasingly popular for single women, and/or LGBTQ+ individuals, to conceive a baby of their own.
14 Jan 5 Egg Freezing Myths Debunked
Are you on the fence about whether to freeze your eggs? We recommend connecting with a fertility center ASAP to learn more about whether it’s the right move for you. You can also read our post, Egg Freezing: Am I a Candidate? 5 Baby-Blocking Myths...
15 Dec When Do We Use Injectable Fertility Medications?
Fertility medications are used to hyper-stimulate the ovaries so they produce more mature eggs than they usually would. There are two different types of fertility medications: oral and injectable. Oral meds are a weaker version of the two. So, while they still cause side effects...