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Why TFC? Embryology and Andrology

Why TFC? Embryology and Andrology

The importance of embryology and andrology

What happens in the IVF lab can make or break a cycle. When looking for a fertility clinic, you need to consider embryology and andrology. In this blog, I will tell you a little about our embryology and andrology programs. I’ll also discuss some of the things that make us different from other doctors who practice infertility.

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Common Male Infertility Myths

Common Male Infertility Myths

Debunking common male infertility myths

When a couple is trying to conceive and is having difficulty, it is common to assume the problems must be coming from the woman.  This is not always the case. This is just one of the common male infertility myths.

The first set myths

Infertility is a woman’s issue:

Most research shows that infertility is due to male factor infertility in approximately 18% of all cases. 

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Scheduling a Semen Analysis – Male Infertility

Scheduling a Semen Analysis – Male Infertility

The importance of scheduling a semen analysis

Certainly, scheduling a semen analysis (a.k.a. ‘sperm test’) does not rank high on most guys’ ‘to-do lists’…. It’s awkward – yes — but scheduling a semen analysis will help evaluate male fertility and bring you closer to the treatment that will work the most effectively for you. Remember that infertility is a disease that affects 1 in 8 couples;

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The Initial Approach to Male Infertility

The Initial Approach to Male Infertility

Our approach to male infertility

We have a comprehensive approach to male infertility. Almost half of all couples we see at the Texas Fertility Center have some significant degree of male factor as the cause of their infertility. In other words, there is an abnormality in the sperm that makes it less likely for pregnancy to occur.

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When to Stop Trying

When to Stop Trying

When to stop trying to conceive

Many patients struggling to become pregnant wonder when it is time to quit. Just when is “enough enough”? It is important to realize that if Texas Fertility Center can utilize all of the options, 85-88% of patients will be able to have a baby. But that does not mean that there aren’t times during the treatment process when “enough is enough”. 

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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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