Fertility Education

Unexplained infertility is when a woman has difficulty getting pregnant, and there is no apparent cause. IVF can help women.

Fertility is a finite reality for many people. If getting pregnant isn’t part of the plan, cryopreservation is worth considering.

Pregnancy after a tubal ligation reversal is possible. If conception doesn’t happen, ART, such as IVF, is an alternative option.

Unexplained infertility means no apparent cause can be found. Sometimes, lifestyle changes can improve a woman or couple’s odds of conceiving.

Cost, technology, availability, and support are a few reasons to choose a fertility clinic out of state. Is traveling for IVF the best choice?

LGBTQ+ couples have many options available to build a family. Whether considering IVF or a surrogate, same-sex partners can have a baby.

During IVF, the fertility clinic will usually suggest elective single embryo transfer. The risk for multiples is very low when using eSET.

During IVF, good nutrition is essential to improve the chances of conception. A healthy diet can help the body prepare for pregnancy.

Genetic testing can screen for chromosomal abnormalities and inherited conditions. PGT or PGD can improve the chances of pregnancy.

Most IVF conversations focus on women, but infertility impacts men too. Sperm extraction with TESA or TESE can help a man achieve pregnancy.