…defects in over 300,000 women which included 308,974 births, 6,163 of which had resulted from assisted reproductive technologies. This study continued to support the long held understanding that women simply…
…centers within the brain (the hypothalamus and pituitary gland); the ovary and the uterus. In particular the uterine lining, the endometrium, is responsive to the growth and maturation hormones provided…
…blood monitoring. The technology that embodies our generation now restricts infertility, and the lack of pregnancy-(month after month) erodes the psyche. Stepping back, how can one optimize natural fertility? There…
…role in most cases of PCOS. Most women with PCOS have irregular menses, increased facial and abdominal hair growth, or acne. Although 80% of women with PCOS are overweight, 20%…
…in my spare time, my husband and I enjoy driving along coastal Maine. We bring our dog, Lola (a 14-year-old Chocolate Lab), and just take in the scenic route. There’s…
…month. How Common is Infertility? Infertility is more common than often realized. It affects 1 in 8 couples trying to have a baby, and unfortunately, many are too embarrassed or…
…birth, increased gestational size (but not large for gestational age). Overall, there is more benefit than risk. If you have further questions, please contact us. We are here to help….
…from friends and community is built. And some women choose to forge this territory alone. Fortunately, there exist like-minded women. Support in the community, both physical and virtual, grows. Organizations…
…relationship who were trying to get pregnant. The study revealed that women with low-moderate alcohol consumption (1-13 four-ounce glasses of wine/week or its equivalence in beer or spirits) were just…
