What Happens to My Embryos Once They're Frozen?
Freezing embryos, also known as embryo banking, is a powerful decision—one that provides flexibility, hope, and more control over your family planning. But after finishing your cryopreservation cycle, you may be wondering: Where do my frozen embryos go now? How do I know they’re safe? What if I move or change clinics later on?
What Happens to My Embryos Once They're Frozen?
Freezing embryos, also known as embryo banking, is a powerful decision—one that provides flexibility, hope, and more control over your family planning. But after finishing your cryopreservation cycle, you may be wondering: Where do my frozen embryos go now? How do I know they’re safe? What if I move or change clinics later on?
Who should try IVF?
The dream of building a family doesn’t always unfold as planned. This National Infertility Awareness Week, we are sharing some common questions from those navigating infertility and explore the reasons people turn to in vitro fertilization (IVF) as a path to parenthood.
Top 5 Fertility Myths Debunked
Making the decision to pursue assisted reproduction and fertility treatments like IVF (in vitro fertilization) is both significant and deeply personal. Unfortunately, widespread misinformation often complicates this process, creating unnecessary stress and confusion. To help you feel confident in your decisions, we’re debunking five of the most common myths surrounding fertility treatments.
Infertility and Self-Care: 4 Ways to Prioritize Your Mental Health During the Holidays
The holiday season can be a beautiful time of year, but for anyone navigating infertility, it can also feel overwhelming and isolating. We know how challenging it can be to navigate family gatherings and those well-meaning (but often uncomfortable) questions about your plans to have kids. It’s not always easy, and we want you to know that you are not alone.
Breaking Barriers in Fertility Treatment: Innovative Solutions and Economic Insights
Infertility is a challenge faced by millions globally, with significant emotional and economic implications. The recent paper "The Economics of Infertility: Evidence from Reproductive Medicine" by Drs. Bögl, Moshfegh, Persson, and Polyakova highlights how accessible IVF treatment through insurance can be transformative, especially for lower-income families. The study shows that, without insurance, many couples are priced out of treatment, and those who can afford it often face significant stress.
Can Prenatal Vitamins Support Fertility?
You’ve heard of taking a prenatal during your pregnancy, but what about taking prenatal vitamins while you’re trying to conceive? There’s good reason to start taking your prenatal as soon as you’re thinking about becoming pregnant (and both the CDC and Health Canada recommend that all people with eggs take daily folic acid if they could become pregnant since about half of pregnancies are unplanned). But, at the very least, doctors will recommend starting a prenatal when you’re trying to conceive—before you’re pregnant.
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