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Marijuana May Block Pregnancy by Delaying Implantation

The increased legalization of marijuana in the United States has made its effects appear innocuous. However, its use during sentinel moments of fetal and newborn development may be anything but—in…

The Impact of Obesity on Ovulation and the Menstrual Cycle

The impact of obesity on ovulation and the menstrual cycle was documented as early as the 1600s. It was a classification of women who reported obesity, prolonged or no menstrual…

Easy Ways to Manage Endometriosis

More than 6 million women in the United States experience endometriosis–nearly 11% of the population. If you are experiencing endometriosis, here we will cover easy ways to manage endometriosis. This…

Our Patients Become Our Family

We often talk about infertility treatment as a journey. Fertility Centers of New England is your partner on this journey, offering the most advanced fertility treatment and a personalized approach…

5 Facts to Know About Clomid

Has your OB/GYN or fertility specialist mentioned Clomid as a potential fertility treatment option? If so, we’re not surprised. Clomid (Clomiphene Citrate) is one of the fertility treatment market’s safest,…

Getting Started with Reciprocal IVF

Building a family can be one of life’s greatest joys. One of the most rewarding and beautiful parts is that happy families come in many forms. At the Fertility Centers…

Can Alcohol Affect the Ability To Conceive While Undergoing Infertility Treatment?

At Fertility Centers of New England, we do everything we can to help our patients achieve successful, healthy pregnancies. One part of that is identifying the right infertility treatment to…

FSH, LH & Estradiol Hormones

FSH, or follicle stimulating hormone, and estradiol, a form of estrogen, are two hormones routinely measured during fertility testing to assess ovarian reserve, or the potential of the ovaries to…

Intercourse At The Time of Embryo Implantation

Sexual intercourse at the time of embryo implantation may lower the chance of becoming pregnant, according to a study published in Fertility and Sterility. A large prospective study from the…

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