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Endometrial Polyps and Infertility

Endometrial Polyps and Infertility

Endometrial polyps and infertility

Did you check the box “bleeding between periods” or “irregular menstrual periods” on your health history form? If so, your obgyn or fertility doctor may suspect a number of causes, including endometrial polyps and infertility. These overgrowths on the inside lining (endometrium) of the uterine wall are common and usually benign.

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A Fertility Doctor’s Response to "Relax and You’ll Get Pregnant"

A Fertility Doctor’s Response to "Relax and You’ll Get Pregnant"

What’s worse? A root canal or someone telling you yet again: “Relax and you’ll get pregnant.” This is one myth worth talking about with your friends and family. Tell them vacations don’t cure infertility. However, targeted fertility testing and effective treatments can lead to success.

At Texas Fertility Center, we highly recommend learning to manage stress;

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Do You Need to Undergo a Laparoscopy?

Do You Need to Undergo a Laparoscopy?

Do you need to undergo a laparoscopy?

In general, couples who have had trouble conceiving for 6-12 months should undergo a basic infertility evaluation. The tests include a semen analysis, an evaluation for ovarian function, having a pelvic sonogram, and a hysterosalpingogram (HSG). The final diagnostic test is a laparoscopy. However, this procedure is not always necessary.

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Progesterone Levels

Progesterone Levels

Information about progesterone levels

Progesterone levels are important in a woman’s reproductive cycle. It is critical in maintaining the uterine lining so that an early pregnancy can grow normally. The follicles (egg sac) that release the egg produce this hormone.

Before ovulation, progesterone is found in low levels in the blood. After ovulation,

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A Guide to Fertility Testing

A Guide to Fertility Testing

An in-depth guide to fertility testing

When you have your first visit with your fertility specialist, they will review you and your partner’s medical history. The next step is fertility testing. It can help identify potential problems and help your fertility specialist recommend the most appropriate and efficient treatments. Here is our guide to fertility testing.

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