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23 Apr Weight Matters When Trying to Conceive
In the past 10 to 15 years, fertility specialists have become even more aware of what a “whole body system” the body is for each of our patients. We simply cannot look at the reproductive system on its own. Instead, we have to view it...
26 Mar Easing Endometriosis Pain Naturally
Over-the-counter (OTC) anti inflammatory and pain relievers are often a woman’s best friend when endometriosis is an issue. While effective, these medications can take a toll on your stomach and liver, and many women simply don’t want to be dependent on medications to find relief...
08 Mar What Increases Your Risk of Infertility Issues?
Many people dream of having a baby of their own but with over 5 million Americans struggling each year with infertility issues, conception and a successful pregnancy may be difficult to achieve. Most understand that illegal drugs and alcohol use as well as smoking will increase...
14 Feb FCD Designated Aetna Institute of Excellence
The Fertility Center of Dallas is both pleased and proud to announce our designation as an Aetna Institute of Excellence. Enhanced Fertility Care with Aetna Institute of Excellence Designation It is not easy to be designated by Aetna of an Institute of Excellence. It is...
08 Feb Celebrate Romance this Valentine’s Day
If you’re in the midst of your fertility journey, there’s a good chance that the word romantic isn’t necessarily an adjective used to describe your emotional state. This query from a sex column in The Guardian sums up the sentiments we’ve heard from so many...
01 Feb 12 Live Births from Uterus Transplants
Dr. Putman along with the entire team at the Fertility Center of Dallas, couldn’t be more proud and grateful to be a part of this world-renowned study. These births are the latest milestones in the uterine transplant clinical trial at Baylor University Medical Center in...
25 Jan 5 Things to Know About Clomid
If you have an infertility diagnosis, odds are Clomid will play a role in your fertility treatment path. It is a mild, oral fertility medication that stimulates ovulation. Clomid can work to kickstart irregular ovulation or to help you release more than one egg –...
13 Jan I Have Only 1 Fallopian Tube. Can I Get Pregnant?
Having one functioning fallopian tube should not affect your ability to get pregnant as long as there aren’t other infertility factors at work. If, however, there is an anatomical abnormality or blockage in your functioning tube or you are diagnosed with additional infertility issues such...