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Infertility 101-Types Of Therapy
If you watch the evening news programs, you would think that everyone
who goes to an advanced fertility center receives the sophisticated,
complex, ultra-risky, ultra-expensive, fancy, high-tech treatments.
They don't. Most of our patients have had either no treatment, or
only clomiphene. Often, all they need is careful monitoring,
inseminations with their husband's sperm, and an Injectable FSH (Gonal-f).
Our therapy ranges from the basic to the high-tech treatments commonly
referred to as IVF or "test-tube babies" (even though no test tube is used).
Most of our therapy is for Endometriosis,
Ovulation Disorders, Ovulation Inductions,
Tubal Disease,
Cervical Factor and
Unexplained Infertility. Additionally, we treat a great
many couples where the male has an abnormally low sperm count. We have a
Donor Egg/Sperm program and offer
ICSI and
Blastocyst Transfer for patients in need
of this special care.
Infertility 101-Learn About Therapy
This section of our web site provides you custom information based on where you are
in the therapeutic journey. It is a great opportunity for you to learn about issues
that are pertinent to you today. Please don't waste additional time or create additional
anxiety learning about more advanced therapy than necessary.
Accurately answer the following question to learn what
is most appropriate at this time:
Which of the following scenarios most accurately describes
where you are in therapy today?
1. Been trying to get pregnant; nothing is happening;
considering seeing a doctor.
2. Seen a doctor; been diagnosed; considering therapy but have concerns.
3. Had basic treatment (clomiphene, charts and kits); considering
advanced therapy but have concerns.
4. In advanced therapy (Ovulation Induction with gonadotropins); it's not
working; considering IVF.
5. Had unsuccessful IVF attempts at another center,
considering changing to a different fertility center.
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