Natural Conception During the COVID-19 Crisis
The COVID-19 (novel Coronavirus) pandemic has created significant challenges for couples trying to …
April 6, 2020
Read MoreCan COVID-19 Interfere With Your Fertility?
COVID-19 is a respiratory infection caused by a virus (a coronavirus named SARS-CoV-2), and can …
March 30, 2020
Read MoreThe Effects of Smoking and Vaping on Fertility
The toxic effects of cigarette smoking on fertility have been documented for decades. In fact, the …
March 23, 2020
Read MoreQ&A Series: Meet the Hosts of Fertility Forward
Rena Gower and Dara Godfrey are the hosts of Fertility Forward, RMA of New York’s recently launched …
March 16, 2020
Read MoreFertility Medications Explained
Liquid, powder, oil, pen…these are common decisions you might make on a daily basis. No, I’m not …
March 9, 2020
Read MoreVaricoceles Impact on Male Fertility
A male factor fertility problem is identified in up to 40% of all infertile couples and it is …
March 2, 2020
Read More4 Self-Care Strategies to Try During Fertility Treatment
The rollercoaster of fertility treatment can be stressful, no doubt about it. Many patients report …
February 24, 2020
Read MoreCan the Keto Diet Impact Fertility?
To keto or not to keto?
February 17, 2020
Read MoreEgg Quality vs. Egg Quantity
Egg number and egg quality decrease over the course of a woman’s lifetime, impacting natural …
January 27, 2020
Read MoreWhat Does it Mean to Have a Chemical Pregnancy?
Miscarriage, also known as spontaneous abortion and pregnancy loss, is more common than most realize, and can occur in 25% of pregnancies. The majority of miscarriages occur at less than 10 weeks gestation and result from chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo. A chemical pregnancy, also known as a biochemical pregnancy, is a type of miscarriage which is believed to account for 50% to 75% of all miscarriages, and occurs when a pregnancy is lost shortly after implantation, resulting in bleeding about a week or so after a period was due.
January 20, 2020
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