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The Covid-19 Pandemic has affected every citizen of this world. It has been a highly contagious and highly virulent virus that has a mortality rate up to 10 times greater than the typical flu!

As a Reproductive Endocrinologist, the information is priceless; as the patient, the procedure is a hassle, but certainly valuable when establishing the best long-term plan for conceiving. The tubes normally do not reveal themselves on a pelvic ultrasound.

When I saw my first egg retrieval many years ago as a young physician, I thought “that is genius”!

When we hear the word fertility, what do we think? How much were we ever taught? How do we manage our own personal fertility questions?

Dr. Moomjy recently published a case study to educate the medical community that IVF permits genetic testing of the embryo, and ultimately can permit selection of an embryo that has a certain genetic marker that makes it a “low risk embryo”. 

Expanded carrier screening has become a widely used screening method to help identify the carriers of single-gene disorders.

With over 80,000 registered chemicals in the United States, it is easy to imagine how we can come in contact with any of them throughout our daily lives. In this post, we aim to highlight the most common chemicals and toxins that we come across regularly.

In the past 30 years, Embryo biopsy for genetic testing has evolved in extraordinary ways.

An endometrial biopsy is a small sampling of this tissue done midcycle or later to permit microscopic detailed assessments. Learn more in our latest blog post!

Injectable medications for IVF sound alike, look alike, and can be very confusing! We are here to help at every step of the process.

A Saline Sonogram a most detailed assessment of the uterine cavity. Learn more about the procedure in our latest blog post.

IUI is the abbreviation for Intrauterine Insemination. We answer frequently asked questions about the procedures on our blog. Contact our office today for more information, or to schedule an appointment!