The IVF Fertility Blog

September is a national observance designated by the Department of Health & Human Services officially as National Yoga Month. Why is this important? This movement is designed to educate the general public about the health benefits of yoga and to inspire a whole-body healthy lifestyle. Bottom Line: Being physically active is one of the most important steps you can take to get healthy – and stay healthy. Yoga for Fertility will help you feel better and improve your reproductive health. Women should take this time to be proactive by making their fertility health a priority and build positive health habits for life.

An ovarian cancer diagnosis means that a woman is faced with surgical removal of an ovary due to cancerous tumors. Did you know? An ovarian cancer diagnosis causes great concern to women in their prime reproductive years. Bottom line: Protecting a woman’s fertility in cases of ovarian cancer through fertility preservation technology must be promoted.

Nutrition and optimum fertility go hand-in-hand. If you’re trying to get pregnant, you must eat healthy. Fertility super foods can help you revamp your overall diet. Why is this important? Key nutrients play a vital role in improving one’s reproductive system. Did you know? Being overweight or underweight can hinder your chance of getting pregnant.

The month of September is a time for us to promote Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Awareness to our patients and the general public. PCOS is a serious reproductive disorder that affects teenage girls and grown women. PCOS is the leading cause of female infertility. This movement offers supportive resources, information, and PCOS awareness events. The best treatment for infertile women suffering from PCOS is IVF. Women suffering from infertility due to PCOS respond very well to injectable fertility medications and have a high percentage rate of successful ovulation.

The success of our holistic Natural Cycle IVF™ improves a woman’s reproductive health. This is because we are steadfast in promoting our One Good Egg Policy. Our mission is to provide women with new and innovative fertility treatment protocols. Every woman is different based on her unique medical history and fertility assessment. It is quality eggs that matter – not quantity.

Our egg freezing events present a great opportunity for women to learn about preserving their future fertility. We regularly present Egg Freezing 101 social parties without requiring guests to commit to an egg freezing procedure. Look: 80 percent of the eggs cryopreserved today are for women who are choosing to delay childbearing past their prime reproductive years. A well-informed woman knows how to preserve her overall health and future fertility. Today, the medical marvel of egg freezing – oocyte cryopreservation – in conjunction with IVF preserves a woman’s fertility.