The Fertility Blog section covers interesting articles that have been written with the sole purpose of covering most of the fertility topics patients are interested to know about. It provides with information about several areas of reproductive medicine, and includes experiences lived with fertility patients. It is mostly dedicated to patients and people with interest in this field. Reproductive medicine can be a broad area filled with many interesting facts and discoveries.
Through this blog I will communicate the discoveries I’ve made during my fertility experience. It has been a broad experience fulfilled with new discoveries, understanding and respect for the field of life. I am sure many of the patients coming here will find comfort to several questions they may have, as a way to …
There is a huge lot of information out there these days regarding assisted reproduction and fertility. We can find implications, consequences, side effects, results, probabilities, etc. All this information seems useful for patients to understand what they are going through, and the chances of success. Personally, as a former patient in fertility, I understand the …
These two terms are very frequently mentioned during each one of your visits to the fertility clinic. Both of them imply different techniques using the same gametes, sperm and egg. ICSI stands for Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection. This is a technique, which takes one sperm inside a needle, and the sperm is then …
Honestly, with the range of products available everywhere to treat so many problems, I am loving these arnica salves now. They were specially created for yoga practitioners, although can be used for any other sport or any person looking to alleviate symptoms, side effects, muscle aches, etc. I use these creams every single day …
Past, present, future. Infertility was, is and will still being a challenge in the world, actually it is increasing dramatically and will become a bigger challenge than what it is today. We Doctors strive to learn more and more everyday about the peculiar behaviors of Mother Nature, however we still far from the truth. My …
Genetics in Fertility by Lucy Coleman Genetics are a contributing factor in up to 10 percent of couples who experience infertility or recurrent pregnancy loss. Genetic testing is a type of medical test that identifies changes in chromosomes, genes, or proteins. The results of a genetic test can confirm or rule out a suspected genetic …
Stress is a condition that we do know now it can be harmful for our body to function properly. Countless researches have shown the biological effects this so called “disease” can cause tour bodies. Especially in the fertility area, this condition is a major cause of infertility in males and females. During the medical consultation …
As we all know, this is an era of a staggering increase of people looking to back-up their gametes in order to preserve their genetics and future fertility. We see advertisements offering women the opportunity to save their eggs, in places called Cryobanks. Their offer is focused in women as well as men. We know …
Every day during our reproductive medicine consultation we find patients with mild to severe stress levels. Infertility still on the increase worldwide, and in recent years the rate of miscarriages too. We are observing that stress has become a very common illness for everyone. This interferes enormously with the reproductive area, causing pathologies on …
The following video is courtesy of UFO Disclosure Group. Astrophysicist Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson was asked by a reader of TIME magazine, “What is the most astounding fact you can share with us about the Universe?” This is his answer. Post by UFO Disclosure Group.
