Would You Like to Know More About IVF Success Rates?

Did you know that one in eight U.S. couples is affected by infertility? Thankfully, in-vitro fertilization (or IVF), is the number one avenue sought by infertile couples wanting to have children. A normal IVF cycle typically lasts 6-8 weeks and involves the following: -A woman takes fertility medications to hyperstimulate her ovaries -A trigger injection is done of the medicine... read more »

What Is Infertility?

This year, National Infertility Awareness Week will take place in April 2018, from the 22nd to the 28th. To combat the stigma that prevents couples from seeking professional assistance, we offer some insight into the nature of infertility. Complications with conception affect one in eight couples, and as much as 7.4 million women receive infertility services at some point in... read more »

Approaching Fertility After Previous IVF Failure

The frustration of infertility can feel  more daunting if you have experienced IVF failure in the past.  Don't get discouraged.  A failed IVF cycle does not mean a future cycle will not be successful, and going through the IVF process itself provides additional information that is unseen in natural conception.   The IVF process allows for eggs to be examined,  the... read more »

HEALTH RESOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE FERTILITY

With a new year underway, many of us have contemplated making resolutions or have already made alterations in our lives. For those struggling with infertility, here is a good one to consider. Make small and simple changes that can boost your fertility and improve your overall health as you move through fertility treatments. Switch out that second cup of coffee... read more »

IS ELECTIVE SINGLE EMBRYO TRANSFER (ESET) RIGHT FOR ME?

Whether you have recently been through an in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycle or if IVF is your recommended next step, the question of how many embryo’s to implant becomes an important decision to make. Here are some points to consider regarding elective single embryo transfer and whether it is the right option for you. The primary goal of eSET is... read more »

PREGNANCY LOSS: HOW SOON IS TOO SOON TO TRY AGAIN?

Trying Again After Miscarriage The question of “How long should we wait, before trying again after a miscarriage” is one Dr. Deirdre Conway of Utah Fertility Center is very familiar with. Patients who experience a pregnancy loss often wonder how soon they can try again. According to a study recently published in the journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, trying again... read more »