Male infertility issues are common, and fertility medicine has come up with various remedies for dealing with them. Sometimes, simple hormone medication can be enough to help a couple conceive, despite the low sperm quality of the male. In other cases, artificial insemination is the best procedure to overcome low sperm counts, low quality sperm or slow moving sperm. If... read more »
Dr. Conway recently appeared on KUTV, and explained when a couple should consider seeing an infertility specialist. She explains that there are some common misconceptions about the right time to try and conceive every month, and that there are a variety of reasons for infertility. Dr. Conway says that a thorough review of your medical history is a crucial part... read more »
Millions of women of childbearing age in the United States who have one biological child have difficulty getting pregnant again, according to estimates from the Centers for Disease Control. Secondary infertility, as it is called, isn’t talked about nearly as often as primary infertility, but is still a serious concern for millions. Most women and couples assume that once they... read more »
The American College of Embryology has named out Dr. Briton-Jones as Embryologist of the Month for December, for her decades of research and multitude of other contributions to the advancement of fertility medicine. Utah fertility specialistDr. Briton-Jones trained in Australia and worked in combined research and clinical positions in Australia, Hong Kong and in California before taking the role as... read more »
Did you know that by changing a few daily behaviors you can improve your overall health and positively impact your fertility? In fact, sometimes changing a few behaviors will help you to conceive without even needing our help. Even if you do need treatment, it can significantly improve your chance of conceiving. Weight is an important factor to your success.... read more »
After 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse, 85% of couples will achieve a pregnancy. The remaining 15% of couples are considered infertile, and should seek a basic evaluation to identify contributing factors and guide treatment options. The main components of the workup evaluate ovulation and ovarian function, tubal and uterine anatomy, and possible male factor issues. Efficient and thorough testing... read more »
utahvalleymag In this month’s issue of Utah Valley Magazine, our own Dr. Deidre Conway spoke to the lovely people over at Utah Valley Magazine. Read our feature by following this link!
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