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Many people are interested in having a family later in life, whether that’s due to a current illness, a busy job, or you just aren’t ready to start your family yet. Egg freezing, also known as ... read more
One in five women of childbearing age struggle with infertility.1 Despite this, many women who struggle with infertility end up having children. read more
Prenatal vitamins are a common recommendation if you’re trying to get pregnant. These vitamins are part of a routine you develop in order to have the best outcome possible for your pregnancy. read more
One of the most obvious questions women may ask when trying to conceive is, “How do I track ovulation?” It is essential to understand that it is not always possible to get pregnant at any time. You ... read more
There is a strong relationship between stress and fertility. If you are struggling to have a baby and seeking fertility assistance, managing your stress can positively impact your experience. read more
Arlington Heights, Illinois, November 2, 2023 – As a leading provider of innovative, evidence-based fertility treatments in the Chicago area, InVia Fertility is proud to announce that our new ... read more
We are proud to announce Sigal Klipstein, MD, FACOG is the 2023 recipient of the Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism in Medicine Award for Practicing Physicians given by the American Society for ... read more
There are a few things that I would really like patients to know about PCOS and infertility. Yes, it is upsetting to get this diagnosis. However, I find this diagnosis is the BEST of all infertility ... read more
A cycle day-3 follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) level and anti-mullerian hormone (AMH) level are commonly used to evaluate ovarian reserve. FSH level generally predicts pregnancy rates with in vitro ... read more
Morning sickness in pregnancy is common. In fact, over half of women will vomit during pregnancy, and 80% will have some level of nausea. In most cases, these symptoms improve by the end of the first ... read more
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