Category – Medical Matters

If you’ve been doing your homework about various forms of fertility treatment as well as the reproductive technology available, you may have seen the acronyms PGT-A and PGT-M. In order to understand what they mean, we need to first explore two other acronyms: IVF and FET. FET stands for Frozen Embryo Transfer, and it may…  Read More »

Secondary infertility is like a cruel practical joke of nature. You have one child, you had no issues conceiving that child, and so you have no reason to think you have any fertility concerns whatsoever. Then it’s like, “SIKE!” Infertility can still be an issue, even if the first time around, it seemingly was not.…  Read More »

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a common endocrine issue. However, many don’t even know they have it. PCOS makes up 25% of infertility cases. Women are often not correctly diagnosed until they start trying to conceive and begin experiencing infertility issues. September is an opportunity to help raise awareness and educate the public on this…  Read More »

Whether you’ve been diagnosed with infertility or have other obstacles standing between you and expanding your family, your path to parenthood will often entail finding a reproductive endocrinologist (RE) along the way. A reproductive endocrinologist is a particular doctor who can help in all things fertility-related. If you have just started trying to conceive, know…  Read More »