Our Los Angeles fertility clinic experts explain oral vs. injectable fertility drugs
As you navigate the world of infertility, you may feel overwhelmed by the appointments, testing and medications. The USC Fertility team stands ready to answer questions, explain processes and assist our patients. A common area of confusion is the use of oral vs.
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Our Los Angeles fertility center team offers advice on how to give fertility injections
For couples dealing with infertility, office visits and fertility medications become a normal part of daily life. At our Los Angeles fertility center, we understand that infertility treatment can take on a life of its own. Our entire team provides support throughout the process,
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Our Los Angeles fertility center doctors help patients decipher common fertility acronyms
When you are just beginning your fertility treatment journey, all the fertility acronyms can be overwhelming. The team at USC Fertility realizes that our patients may find the jargon confusing. Our doctors can help by breaking down the ABCS of fertility to ensure that you understand the terminology and the treatment process.
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We offer oncofertility options to make the dream of parenthood come true
During October, the USC Fertility team wants to acknowledge the importance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and assist our patients in having the families they desire. Through oncofertility, which blends the areas of oncology and reproductive medicine, our Los Angeles fertility center experts can offer hope to cancer patients who want to conceive after treatment.
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Factors for finding the right fertility specialist
Choosing a doctor to help you have a baby is a big decision. When you need fertility diagnosis testing and treatment, you want an expert who is just as committed to growing your family as you are. If you live in Southern California, you’ll probably start by looking for a fertility specialist in LA,
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New egg freezing research – live birth rates nearly identical to FET
The study, published in the July 2017 issue of the Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics, sought to learn whether there were differences in pregnancy and birth rates between cryopreserved eggs and cryopreserved embryos, which have been used to help women have babies through IVF for more than three decades.
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