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Now Is the Time to Make Fertility Resolutions

Make fertility resolutions to help 2021 be the year that you welcome a baby

It’s that time again when everyone is setting goals for the new year. Instead of the usual resolutions like losing 10 pounds or volunteering more, why not make a different one? If you struggled to welcome a baby in 2020, know that this could be the year that you bring home a bundle of joy.

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Why The Right Infertility Diagnosis Matters

The right infertility diagnosis is the key to overcome fertility issues and welcome a baby

Does this sound familiar? Despite your best efforts to conceive, you still see a negative pregnancy test each month. Countless patients of Fertility Specialists of Texas (FST) have been in the same situation. However, they have been able to become parents after receiving the right infertility diagnosis and treatment from our Dallas-Fort Worth fertility specialists.

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Progesterone’s Effect on Infertility

A new study has shown that there may be fertility effects from a woman’s progesterone level during specific phases of an in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycle. Consequently, the physicians and staff at Fertility Specialists of Texas have worked to modify protocols which have led to higher success rates for our patients.

Fertility and Progesterone

IVF is very time sensitive and a successful IVF treatment cycle requires accurate timing for each step of the protocol:

The stimulation phase where many follicles are maturing....

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