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How To Get Pregnant With PCOS

Polycystic ovary syndrome is a lifetime affair. Here’s what you should know about how to get pregnant with PCOS. What Are PCOS Symptoms? PCOS manifests often in the late teens…

Safe Lubricants to Use When TTC

Did you know that most lubrications harm, rather than help, fertility? Researchers find that sperm have difficulty swimming as quickly or as normally as possible when confronted with most synthetic…

The Connection Between Thyroid Disorders and Infertility

The thyroid gland is one of the most active hormone-producing glands in the body. It is located on the frontside of the neck, just above the collarbone and below one’s…

Overlooking the Sperm

When a couple is trying to conceive, the focus is often on the female partner. Many women will learn to track their periods, check for ovulation, and identify their fertile…

What’s the Difference Between Social and Medical Egg Freezing?

More and more women have been opting to take control of their reproductive health and fertility and start their families later in life—often through methods such as egg freezing. In…

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…

Finding Emotional Support During Fertility Treatment

Fertility care, the path to finding your baby and building your family, is certainly not for the faint of heart. The process asks much of our bodies, minds, hearts, and…

Dr. Hill’s Interview With National Geographic on Egg Freezing

Egg freezing has allowed more and more women the option to take control of their reproductive health and fertility and start their families later in life. In a recent interview with…

Using a Gestational Carrier in LGBTQ+ Family Building

Gestational carriers are a great option for those born without a uterus or who have a medical condition preventing an embryo from developing. It can be used by both individuals…

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