Take a proactive approach to your future with preconception genetic testing
For couples and individuals trying to grow their family, a healthy baby is the main goal. The team at USC Fertility wants our patients to have everything they need to make informed decisions about family planning. Before our patients conceive, the physicians at our Los Angeles fertility center often suggest preconception genetic testing.
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After Miscarriage, You Want to Know: What Went Wrong?
Your closet contains a row of unworn maternity clothes, and you walk by the empty nursery decorated for the baby you never got to hold. How could it be that the pregnancy you’ve been preparing for is suddenly not a reality?
Our Los Angeles fertility center team is highly experienced in helping intended parents deal with life after miscarriage.
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One couple’s journey through female and male factor infertility
When Allison P. and her husband Albert decided to start a family about three years ago, they couldn’t understand why they weren’t getting pregnant. Seeking answers, Albert was diagnosed with unexplained male factor infertility, and the couple decided it was time to get help from an IVF specialist in Los Angeles.
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We at USC Fertility were very saddened to hear of the cryotank malfunction at University Hospitals Fertility Center in Cleveland, OH.
Our hearts go out to each person impacted by this tragic event. We are heartened by the reality that this is an extremely rare event, and want to reassure our patients why an event like this would be extremely unlikely to happen at USC Fertility.
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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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