Our experts share tips for coping with Mother’s Day and infertility
No matter where you are on your fertility journey, Mother’s Day can bring up many emotions. If you’re in the middle of trying to conceive, the combination of Mother’s Day and infertility can feel like a cruel reminder of what you don’t have. However,
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Learn more during National Infertility Awareness Week 2020 with our fertility experts
Conservative estimates suggest that 1 in 8 U.S. couples struggle with infertility. Trying to have a baby without success can create stress, anxiety and discouragement. During National Infertility Awareness Week 2020, the team at USC Fertility wants to offer encouragement to our patients and promote a greater understanding of infertility.
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Tips for handling Valentine’s Day and infertility
If you and your partner are struggling to conceive, you have probably found yourself knee deep in fertility tests, medications, office visits and cycle monitoring. This may leave you both feeling less than connected. The doctors at our Los Angeles fertility center want to encourage you to make the most of Valentine’s Day and infertility.
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Create your New Year’s resolutions for infertility and start 2020 off right
People often make New Year’s resolutions to begin the next year in a positive way. This can be especially helpful if you are struggling to get pregnant. Our Los Angeles fertility center experts would like to offer New Year’s resolutions for infertility that can help you make the best of the coming year.
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Tips for surviving the holidays with infertility from our Los Angeles fertility center
Well-known holiday tunes often talk of chestnuts roasting, carolers singing and the “most wonderful time of the year.” However, for some couples and individuals, surviving the holidays with infertility can present additional challenges. The team at USC Fertility understands that fertility treatments and family holiday gatherings may not mix well.
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Leslie Oldham’s thoughts – Women’s health and fertility are closely intertwined
Some people may think of women’s health and fertility as two separate topics. However, Leslie Oldham, the nurse practitioner at our Los Angeles fertility center, knows this is far from the truth. “So many women’s health issues can contribute to infertility, just as many causes of infertility can cause health issues in women.
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