You can find first class Mini-IVF™ technology at New Hope Fertility Center. We provide simple, convenient, and patient-friendly IVF treatment protocols. A successful IVF pregnancy is no longer based on having a woman produce multiple eggs in one cycle. Using a first class Mini-IVF™ protocol reduces the patient’s discomfort and cost per cycle.
Egg freezing is trending upward in 2019. Today’s well-informed woman knows how to preserve her future fertility: It only takes one good egg! More and more women are seeking to postpone motherhood past their prime childbearing years through the medical marvel of egg freezing – oocyte cryopreservation – in conjunction with IVF.
Today, we continue to pursue our mission of reducing the physical, emotional, and financial toll of every LGBTQ patient during their quest to have a baby. We have provided cutting-edge fertility procedures to our LGBTQ patients since 2004 – the founding year of New Hope Fertility Center in NYC.
A healthy diet will increase your chances of conceiving and help to support a successful pregnancy. Bottom Line: before – during – after your treatment procedure, you can make the most out of your fertility diet. You must be proactive in sustaining your overall health and think about what you’re eating. Why is this important? Nutrition and optimal fertility go hand-in-hand.
Many women do not know about their infertility treatment options. The National Infertility Awareness Month movement wants to change this and help women become more well-informed. It only takes one good egg and one healthy sperm to achieve a successful pregnancy and birth of a healthy baby. The success of our holistic Natural Cycle IVF™ supports our steadfast One Good Egg Policy. Our mission is to reduce frustrations associated with conventional fertility care through new and innovative IVF protocols. Every woman is different based on her unique medical history and fertility assessment. It is quality eggs that matter – not quantity.
When a woman’s body is deprived of rest, she can experience weight gain, mood disorders, and increased stress levels. Rest deprivation has been proven to decrease a woman’s fertility. Helping to increase your natural fertility could be as simple as turning off computers, cellphones, and TVs at least one hour before you plan to retire. To improve a woman’s fertility level, she must establish a healthy sleep pattern and get her circadian rhythm – and hormonal levels – in sync.
