This might seem like a surprising question to ask because, after all, you're going to a doctor. The doctor is the medical expert. He's the IVF specialist. He's the one who spent so many years mastering how to do IVF, so that's what you're paying in the consultation fee...

This is a common quandary because infertility is something that affects a couple, but it's usually considered to be the woman's job to make a baby. so that if a couple is not getting pregnant, it's always the woman who takes the initiative and seeks medical care. Typic...

I'm always amazed by how creative infertility specialists are in coming up with new treatment options to treat infertile couples, for example, the latest racket, maybe not the latest, it's been going on for quite a few years, is to advise women with a poor ovarian rese...

I review medical records for many infertile couples and it breaks my heart when I see how much time, money, and energy they've wasted on doing what are completely futile treatments in the past. Some of these treatments included things like hydrotubation or DNCS, where...

Many patients come to us who've had recurrent, unexplained first-trimester miscarriages, and they want us to do surrogacy for them. Which makes a lot of sense, doesn't it? After all, she is getting pregnant, which means she doesn't have any fertility problems, but she...

Overview: Most IVF patients are unaware of their treatment, leading to bad doctors exploiting their ignorance. To avoid being misled, it's essential to demand photos of your embryos from a good IVF clinic. Good doctors are open, transparent, and take pride in their med...

Every patient asks a doctor when they have a fertility problem: "Doctor, why am I not getting pregnant?" When they've done an IVF cycle and the IVF cycle fails, then the next logical question is "why did the cycle fail?" or "why did the embryo not implant?" Now, these...

The two most common cruel tricks IVF patients are subjected to by their IVF doctors. An IVF cycle is full of ups and downs and uncertainty and you never know what's going to happen next. You're happy that you're growing follicles well, but the eggs may not be enough, t...

Many IVF clinics routinely transfer two, three, or four embryos at a time to inflate their success rates. Often, patients push their doctor to transfer more embryos because they think that transferring more embryos will increase their chances of having a baby. Let me e...

Many women who've been unfortunate enough to have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss, recurrent miscarriages, or habitual abortion often believe that surrogacy is the right treatment for them. The logic is very clear and, in fact, a lot of doctors believe this too. T...