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Both natural and stimulated IVF offer a chance at achieving a successful pregnancy, but they differ in terms of the use of medications and success rate.

This comprehensive guide provides an overview of fertility treatment options, beginning with the basics and covering specifics of all fertility treatments.

Read our Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS) guide, offering insights on symptoms, prevention, and treatments for a safer fertility journey.

Double the joy and double the diapers! RMA’s Dr. Thomas Molinaro was recently quoted in a Today.com article about a family who has welcomed their second set of twins, saying, “While it seems unlikely to have two sets of twins with a probability of about 1 per 10,000, it may be higher in women with a strong family history.”

Gender selection can be achieved through genetic testing of embryos created during an IVF cycle. The process allows the parent to select an embryo of a specific sex before implantation.

The clinic is RMA’s second location in Washington state, after Seattle, and adds to an extensive network of more than sixty RMA clinics across the United States.

While ovulation tests aren’t magical crystal balls that can predict the exact moment of ovulation, they give you a window of peak fertility. This information can help you time intercourse or other assisted reproductive techniques to increase the likelihood of successful conception.

The most valuable feedback comes directly from our patients. Why take our word for it when you can listen to the experiences shared by those previously under our care at RMA?

At-home fertility tests are becoming increasingly popular due to their convenience and affordability. They can be purchased at most drugstores or ordered online. However, despite claims of providing valuable insights into a person’s reproductive health, some may question their reliability and effectiveness.

Assisted reproductive technology (ART) provides hope and opportunity for individuals or couples struggling with infertility or unable to conceive on their own. Through procedures such as in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, ART allows for the possibility of conception and a successful pregnancy.

If you’re trying to conceive and are experiencing symptoms like irregular periods or excessive hair growth, you may be wondering what’s going on. One possibility is ovulatory dysfunction (abnormal, irregular, or absent ovulation).

Following ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval is the second step in the IVF process. It’s a minimally invasive surgical procedure performed under sedation or general anesthesia in a fertility clinic or hospital setting.

Explore the critical role of embryo transfer in IVF treatments in our comprehensive guide. Learn about this crucial stage of your fertility journey.

Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI) is a condition where a woman’s ovaries cease to function before the age of 40, resulting in infertility. However, reproductive medicine offers hope and a suite of options.

Our patient education content is a dedicated section within our Artemis Patient Portal app, focusing solely on enriching patients with customized, pertinent information.

Dr. Micheline Chu delves into Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) – a groundbreaking reproductive technology that screens embryos for genetic abnormalities before implantation.

Use the following tips from Dr. Emily Osman to understand the difference between implantation bleeding and your period.

IVI RMA, one of the largest reproductive medicine groups in the world, today announced that it has completed the acquisition of North American Operations of Eugin Group, consisting of the Boston IVF fertility network and Toronto-based TRIO.

If you’re struggling to get pregnant, you’re not alone. Millions of couples and individuals find themselves in the same situation, wondering why they’re unable to conceive.

We often get asked on social media, “Can I get pregnant after tubal ligation?” The simple answer is yes, pregnancy after tubal ligation surgery is possible. Tubal ligation reversal surgery is possible, but often in vitro fertilization (IVF) is the most successful treatment for becoming pregnant after a tubal ligation.

With over 70% of women worldwide being affected by uterine fibroids, they are the most common tumor in women of reproductive age. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about fibroids — what they are, how they affect fertility, the various types, and potential treatment options.

When it comes to fertility treatments, couples often seek procedures or add-ons to increase their chances of conceiving. One such procedure that has gained popularity is the Endometrial Receptivity Analysis (ERA) test.

Understanding IVF implantation failure—its causes, symptoms, and solutions—can better prepare patients on their journey toward parenthood.

Two of the most commonly used fertility treatments are intrauterine insemination (IUI) and in vitro fertilization (IVF). While both treatments can help couples conceive, each works in its own way and has varying benefits and potential drawbacks.

Genetic testing can greatly improve the chance of achieving a successful pregnancy. Our fertility experts outline the advantages and disadvantages of preimplantation genetic testing in our latest blog.

Wondering how likely it is to get pregnant based on your age? Read our latest blog post where Dr. Jeffrey Thorne explains how age can affect your fertility.

As a rule of thumb, however, having about ten to 12 mature eggs after egg retrieval (not all eggs retrieved will be developed or mature enough to fertilize) is a good number of eggs and will give a woman a good chance of having at least one normal embryo, which gives a woman a 65 percent chance of pregnancy.