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We look forward to meeting you, and to sharing in your excitement as we begin this journey together. We will address any questions and concerns you may have.
Not all Day 2 or 3 embryos can develop to a blastocyst with a loss of about 45 – 60% of your embryos as they are cultured the extra 2 or 3 days. Therefore, those embryos that do make it to a blastocyst for transfer on Day 5 are considered the best or hardiest and it is a natural selection process.
We describe The Center’s tubal reversal services and provide facts that can help couples make the best choice as they select a provider for tubal reversal.
Maintaining a healthy Body Mass Index (BMI) is important to fertility. Multiple studies have shown that having a BMI that is too high or too low can adversely affect your chances of conceiving.
At The Center for Reproductive Medicine, we are here to help you manage the anxiety that frequently arises during fertility treatments. Learn helpful tips and tricks to outsmart stress.
Many emotions arise during fertility treatment that can be challenging to deal with not just for you, but also for your spouse. Learn how to help your partner open up about their new feelings.
Elective Single Embryo Transfer (eSET) is rapidly becoming a preferred method of IVF embryo transfer, due to the long and short-term risks of high-order multiple pregnancies. We are proud to offer our patients this option.
