…Dr. Vitiello will provide guidance, leadership, oversight and quality assurance for the practice. “We are lucky to count Dr. Vitiello among our team of experienced reproductive endocrinologists,” said Fertility Centers…
As women age, questions about fertility and the quality of their eggs often arise. Many individuals wonder if they should test their egg supply, also known as ovarian reserve, to…
…21 to 30, averages around 65%! This speaks to the success of vitrification technology and the quality of eggs from young women. The unfortunate fact is that most women don’t…
…and anxiety. Sufficient Sleep: Quality sleep is essential for our physical and emotional well-being. Establish a regular sleep schedule and create a restful environment to promote better sleep. This might…
Vitamin D has many beneficial effects on reproduction. Previous blog entries have reported on published studies regarding the beneficial effects of Vitamin D in improving oocyte quality, embryo development and…
…pregnant naturally is only 5 percent. Not only do you have fewer eggs as you get older, but the quality of your eggs diminishes. In fact, as you get older…
…the transfer of multiple high-quality embryos. As a result, these treatments now are responsible for 50% of twin births and 75% of higher-order births. The inherent risk of a multiple-gestation…
…Freeze? Egg quantity and quality decline with age. Women in their 20s and early 30s are typically ideal candidates for egg freezing. In general, we do not recommend that women…
…self-pay patients. The Fertility Centers of New England continues to be the leader in access to affordable treatment options without compromising our high quality of care or our success rates….
