We are experiencing a very high volume of calls and messages and ask for your patience. We will answer your portal messages within 48 hours.
Specialists Blog
Even though our culture idolizes the super thin, being underweight is not healthy and can affect your fertility. Twelve percent of infertility cases are the result of women being under or overweight. ... read more
Up to 35% of female infertility is caused by tubal disease. Tubal disease is also the most obvious indication for in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer (IVF). A hydrosalpinx (hydro – “water” and ... read more
When I was in the midst of my despair after having lost 2 pregnancies, I began to wonder, “Is all of this my fault? Did I wait too long to try to have a family? Should I have settled down sooner?” ... read more
AMH (anti-mullerian hormone) is a relatively new blood test, which is very useful in checking the ovarian reserve of women. It allows us to estimate the quantity and quality of eggs left in your ... read more
Thanksgiving is tomorrow and we are reminded by Facebook posts and TV ads that we should be exuding gratitude for our many blessings. Personally, I find Thanksgiving to be a bit like New Years; ... read more
This instruction sheet has been prepared for you to assist in mixing all of the medications you will need for your stimulation so that they can all be given together in one single subcutaneous ... read more
This instruction sheet has been prepared for you to assist in mixing all of the medications you will need for your stimulation so that they can all be given together in >one single subcutaneous ... read more
One of the most common types of IVF cycles is the Ganirelix protocol. This protocol involves starting with oral contraceptives and then beginning the 2 stimulation medications which are most commonly ... read more
An estimated 12 percent of all infertility issues are weight related and maintaining a healthy body mass index (BMI) is one of the most helpful things patients can do to enhance fertility. In regards ... read more
Historically, Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) cycles required taking birth control pills, followed by about 3 weeks of daily Lupron injections, and then taking the dreaded Progesterone in Oil injections ... read more
Entire Website © 2003 - 2020
Karande and Associates d/b/a InVia
Fertility Specialists