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A pregnancy that ends abruptly in miscarriage can be devastating—not to mention brings up concerns about the prospect of future fertility. “Will this keep happening to me?” You may wonder. “Was there anything I could have done to prevent this?” Dr. Ricardo Yazigi from our Towson, MD and Bel Air,
Advocacy Day is an annual event hosted by RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association and sponsored by Shady Grove Fertility. It’s a day in which the infertility community comes together in Washington, D.C. to support legislative initiatives that will assist the 1 in 8 couples who experience infertility. SGF’s Drs. Lauren Roth,
Thanks to technological advancements made in the last decade surrounding in vitro fertilization (IVF), thousands of SGF patients have achieved their dream of parenthood faster and with fewer IVF cycles. Read more about the advancements in assisted reproductive techniques that help SGF provide every advantage to patients wishing to start or
Written by: Patricia Sachs, LCSW-C They’re at the mall. They’re in your neighborhood. They are your friends and your family. They’re everywhere! When you have been struggling with infertility, it suddenly seems like everyone around you is getting pregnant. Everywhere you go you see pregnant women and big bellies. You can
Dr. Celso Silva, who sees patients in SGF’s Tampa, FL location, joined The Morning Blend to explain when to see a fertility specialist and the three basic tests used to determine a patient’s diagnosis and treatment plan. Watch the full segment: here. Q: How common is infertility? Dr. Silva: “Infertility
Dr. Shruti Malik, physician at SGF’s Fair Oaks, VA office shares with Today.com her experience with freezing her eggs at age 31. As a reproductive endocrinologist, Dr. Malik knew the ins and outs of the process and what to expect at the retrieval surgery, but she was not immune to
Medical Contribution by: Rebecca Chason, M.D., of Shady Grove Fertility’s Annapolis, MD office. In 2000, “Oops!…I Did It Again” topped the charts, “American Beauty” took home an Oscar, Bill Clinton sat in the Oval Office and the average first-time mother was 24.9 years of age. Many things have changed since
SGF is home to the largest fresh-cycle egg donor program in the country. Each year, we work with thousands of women who are interested in helping people become parents through egg donation. With 1 in 8 couples experiencing infertility, there are many ways to get involved or give back, but
Stephanie Beall, M.D., Ph.D., of SGF’s Towson, MD and Columbia, MD offices answers the most common questions patients ask about egg freezing. Q: What are the success rates for egg freezing? Dr. Beall: For women younger than 38, we recommend freezing 15 to 20 mature eggs, which is estimated to
Written by an anonymous Shady Grove Fertility patient: Let me tell you a story, dear child Of just how you became you The road was curvy, long and winding But love and hope saw us through We stood in the face of many setbacks Defeats, loss, and tears But fixed
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