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How to make the right decision - a guide for infertile couples

Infertile couples have to make many decisions. Should they do IVF? How do they select the right clinic? How many IVF cycles should they do? Should they consider using donor eggs? or adoption? When ... read more

Ideal Protein Diet, Its Cost and the Successes

For over six months now we’ve seem, first hand, success with the Ideal Protein diet. More than twenty patients and employees have experienced Ideal Protein and ALL have been satisfied. More ... read more

A safe drug for treating nausea and vomiting of pregnancy

You have finally reached your goal. Your pregnancy test was positive and you are on top of the world! And then…, you wake up one day and you’re so nauseous you can’t even think about food without ... read more

My Doctor ordered Methotrexate-what does that mean for me?

Methotrexate is a commonly prescribed medication used to treat ectopic pregnancies. Ectopic pregnancy is defined as any pregnancy growing outside the uterus. It is most commonly found in the ... read more

Progesterone elevation (PE) on day of hCG and probability of pregnancy after IVF

Kim Melone has previously written a blog explaining the negative impact of progesterone elevation (PE) on the day of hCG on IVF pregnancy rates. With premature PE, the uterine lining is less ... read more

Does acupuncture improve the clinical pregnancy rate among women undergoing IVF?

IVF pregnancy rates have been improving over the years. This is because of the use of better stimulation protocols, improvement in embryology techniques, ICSI, assisted zona hatching, better embryo ... read more

InVia Fertility Specialists to participate in the LIVESTRONG program for cancer patients

We are happy to announce our participation in the LIVESTRONG program for cancer patients! read more

Varicocele: definition, treatments, and connection with infertility

Varicocele is a swollen varicose vein in the scrotum - usually on the left side. The condition occurs because blood pools in the varicose testicular veins (pampiniform plexus) since the valves in the ... read more

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