Tag Archives: infertility
← Older postsTop Five Fertility Myths
Todd Mensik discusses the top 5 myths associated with fertility treatment. Continue reading
The case for elective single-embryo transfer
Elective single-embryo transfer during IVF is the best way to prevent multiple pregnancy during IVF. Historically, multiple embryo transfer has been the norm in order maintain a good pregnancy rate. For the past few years, pregnancy rates have increased dramatically and in appropriate candidates, eSET will have pregnancy rates similar to double embryo transfer with a marked reduction in the incidence of multiple pregnancies. Continue reading
No Question is a Stupid Question
Todd Mensik writes about the importance of asking questions to your health care provider about your treatment. The well-informed patient does well as she is able to follow instructions better thus increasing her chances of success. Continue reading
Male infertility 101
Dr Robert Brannigan discusses the basics of evaluation of the male partner. Upto 50% of couples will have a male factor component as a cause for their infertility. An urologist specializing in male infertility has several options to optimize the male. Continue reading
Testing and treatment of recurrent pregnancy loss
The management of recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) is discussed in this blog. Tests include a pelvic ultrasound, tests to check the uterine cavity (hysterosalpingogram, sonohysterogram, hysteroscopy), hormone tests, chromosome testing of both partners, immune tests and thrombophilia panel. Once the cause is determined, an appropriate treatment plan can be planned. Continue reading










