Dr. Reid describes her friend’s very real reasons why she – and others – are hesitant about seeking help from a fertility doctor. Here are some of the common reservations, and the reasons why it might be time to reconsider them.
After first trying Clomid, then spending $50,000 elsewhere on surgeries, IUIs, IVF and surrogacy that all failed, this couple turned to Dr. Reid and RSC for a solution.
Failed fertility treatments, age, multiple miscarriages or frustration with trying to get pregnant can all be signs it’s time to see a fertility specialist.
Dr. Wachs’ patient Lisa Pontzious recounts her long, emotional journey of recurrent miscarriages, repeated devastation and, finally, motherhood.
Studies indicate about a 1% increase in birth defects in babies conceived through IVF, but that’s not the whole story. Dr. Weckstein explains why.
In this blog Dr. Willman addresses new research showing that uterine fibroids, which can lead to infertility, may be caused by a deficiency of vitamin D. Increasing vitamin D intake could be a solution in some cases.
Dr. Hinckley discusses a recent study that provides more insight into anti Müllerian hormone and its link to a higher miscarriage rate during IVF treatment.
Kelley’s life took an unexpected twist when she found herself single at age 33. She made the choice to freeze eggs and preserve her dreams of becoming a mother.
Honoring National Infertility Awareness Week, RSC andrologist Evelyn Elnar writes about her transition from viewing infertility as a mere diagnosis to becoming acutely aware of it as a complex emotional journey.
A story on LGBTWeekly.com reports that Reproductive Science Center has seen a double-digit increase in LGBTQIA fertility patients for six consecutive years.