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A very common concern among young women who survive cancer is whether they will be able to get pregnant and give birth to a healthy child. This is because chemo and fertility are linked. Chemo has been shown to cause irreversible infertility in many cancer survivors. Therefore it is crucial to discuss these options, especially … Read more
While older women are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer, each year in the U.S., around 9% of all breast cancer cases occur in women of childbearing age. The most common concern among such women is whether they can get pregnant after breast cancer. While breast cancer treatment does carry the risk of … Read more
This year, almost 290,000 American women will be affected by breast cancer, with 9% receiving their breast cancer diagnosis in their reproductive years. The question of suffering from fertility problems may pose a serious quality-of-life concern for this fraction of future breast cancer survivors. The interdisciplinary oncofertility team catering to such women not only considers … Read more
Achieving pregnancy is a complex biological process. Among the many factors that affect the ability to conceive are nutrition and healthy lifestyle habits. For women trying to get pregnant, it is advisable to get on a fertility diet for women to enhance overall health and increase the chances of conceiving. Let Food be Thy Medicine … Read more
It’s natural to be unprepared for a child during the healthiest years of your life due to many factors. You may not be sure if you want kids, you may not be married or you’re just not ready financially to support a child. Sperm freezing is one of the best ways to ensure that you … Read more
The Millers were a happy family, having welcomed their first child – a son – through IVF (in vitro fertilization) a couple of years earlier. Jessica Miller found out that she wouldn’t be able to conceive naturally due to her damaged fallopian tubes as a result of infection early in life. So she took the … Read more
Advances in assisted reproductive technologies have made it possible for same-sex couples to start a family of their own. Many fertility clinics are now offering fertility treatment for lesbian couples. Dreams Fertility, an LGBTQ+ friendly fertility clinic with a range of customized solutions for all types of couples, is proud to assist these couples to … Read more
For many couples struggling with infertility issues or conditions that make a normal pregnancy impossible, surrogacy is the way. It gives these couples an alternative to adoption and possibly having their own biological children. It is estimated that almost 750 children born in the US were conceived via a gestational surrogacy process. Before we discuss … Read more
PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) is a hormonal disorder that affects women of reproductive age. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), PCOS affects from 6 to 12% of American women. While women with PCOS struggle with pregnancy, the health implications of this condition extend well beyond the reproductive years. What is PCOS? … Read more
For couples trying to conceive after having their first baby without fertility issues,, secondary infertility can be surprising. While the causes and the treatment are similar to primary infertility, secondary infertility can often be a more challenging problem to overcome, especially if factors like age and the health of the partners are in question. Secondary … Read more
