A cancer diagnosis can change your priorities overnight. Between medical tests, appointments, and decisions about treatment, you may find yourself facing a question you never expected to ask: What does this mean for my plans to become a mother? Some cancer treatments,...
If you are trying to get pregnant and have been researching fertility treatments, chances are you have come across the name letrozole. You may also have read about other patients’ experiences, seen recommendations on social media, or found explanations of how...
A hysterectomy changes one essential part of reproduction: it removes the uterus, the organ where an embryo normally implants and a pregnancy develops. Without a uterus, a person cannot carry a pregnancy in their own body with current routine fertility treatment. What...
On July 22, our founder, Dr. Gerardo Barroso, spoke at the conference “Preserving Motherhood in Patients With Cancer,” held at ABC Cancer Center. The conference focused on the relationship between fertility and cancer, and a new branch where both of these specialties...
Search online for information about in vitro fertilization (IVF), and you’ll run into a long list of complementary services, or “add-ons” each with a different price tag. Assisted hatching, enriched culture media, implantation window testing, immune...
