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Tag: Infertility Testing

What To Expect At Your First Fertility Appointment

Sometimes the first step is the hardest one to take. You likely have many questions about infertility treatment and what to expect. Listen to Dr. Hill answer some of your…

Should I Get My Fertility Checked?

It is normal to take up to a year to get pregnant if you are age 35 or older, and up to six months if you are under the age…

How Common is Infertility?

Most people spend a lot of time avoiding pregnancy so when pregnancy is desired, success is expected immediately. Understanding your personal fertility and the factors that affect your fertility potential…

Everything You Need to Know About Fertility Testing

Fertility testing has evolved over the past 30 years. Many tests purported to be important in understanding causation have not stood the test of time. The advent of IVF has…

What is Ovarian Reserve and What Does it Mean?

How Many Eggs Do I Have? The number of oocytes (eggs) a woman has reaches a maximum of approximately 8 million when she was a 20 week fetus. By the…

Testing for Infertility

Testing for infertility depends on your reproductive history, including menstrual cycle intervals, age, weight, and other factors. Testing may be different for women with regular menstrual cycles occurring every 25-35…

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