Fertility Cares Blog

Women throughout the United States are taking control of their reproductive health and fertility by opting to freeze their eggs. Egg freezing has allowed women to delay having children until…

Coronavirus can have a serious, even deadly, impact on pregnant women. If you’ve questioned whether or not you should get vaccinated, we urge you not to wait. We’re here to…

If you are interested in having a baby but have had your tubes tied in the past, you can still get pregnant either by undergoing IVF treatment (which bypasses the…

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) announced COVID-19 booster shots are recommended for pregnant people. Due to the increased risks that COVID-19 poses to both pregnant people and…

A question some have when starting their family planning process is whether or not the birth control they’ve used in the past could impact their fertility. They may have been…

BRCA1 (BReast CAncer) and BRCA2 are human genes known as tumor suppressors. Harmful mutations of these genes can be linked to an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer. In…

When it comes to starting your family-building journey, patients often look for ways to increase the chances of a successful pregnancy. Whether you are starting fertility treatment or trying another…

According to a recent study, breastfeeding women who have received the mRNA COVID-19 vaccine have a significant supply of antibodies in their breast milk that may help keep babies safe…

Anti-mullerian hormone, or more commonly known as AMH, is an early and reliable predictor of ovarian reserve. Using AMH to predict ovarian reserve is thought to be more reliable because…