Embryo Banking vs. Egg Banking for Fertility Preservation

Embryo Banking vs. Egg Banking for Fertility Preservation

It’s crucial for women to make informed decisions about fertility preservation. Delaying trying to conceive, relying on egg freezing, or assuming the biological clock can be paused are misconceptions. As women age, egg quality declines, affecting the chance of a...
Embryo Banking for Fertility Preservation (FP): Defy the Biological Clock

Embryo Banking for Fertility Preservation (FP): Defy the Biological Clock

More and more American women are exploring IVF treatments in their late 30s and in their 40s. This trend often stems from the choice to pursue their career dreams before starting a family. While this delay is completely understandable, it presents challenges, as...
Overcoming Age Barriers in IVF and Embracing New Pathways to Parenthood: Unlocking the Possibilities

Overcoming Age Barriers in IVF and Embracing New Pathways to Parenthood: Unlocking the Possibilities

Age should never be a barrier to hope and fulfillment when it comes to IVF. Many women in their early to mid-40s are successfully having IVF babies using their own eggs, especially if they have a good number of eggs left in their ovaries. However, for women with...
IVF Failure With “Normal” Embryos:  Examining and Addressing  Anatomical and Immunologic Causes

IVF Failure With “Normal” Embryos: Examining and Addressing Anatomical and Immunologic Causes

Implantation dysfunction is often overlooked as a significant reason for IVF failure. This is especially true when IVF failure is unexplained, or when there are recurring pregnancy losses or underlying issues with the uterus, such as endo-uterine surface lesions, thin...
Egg/Embryo Quality in IVF & How Selection of the Ideal Protocol for Ovarian Stimulation Influences Egg/Embryo Quality and Outcome

Egg/Embryo Quality in IVF & How Selection of the Ideal Protocol for Ovarian Stimulation Influences Egg/Embryo Quality and Outcome

The journey of in vitro fertilization can be a rollercoaster of emotions for many patients. Often times they have to face the harsh reality that the number and quality of eggs retrieved has fallen short of their expectations. Then, should fertilization of these eggs...