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Medical Contribution: Eric A. Widra, M.D. July 28, 2020 SGF’s physician leadership continues to diligently review the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), and the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM) recommendations in response to COVID-19. Practice
Infertility treatment can be challenging for anyone going through it. We asked Shady Grove Fertility Graduates to share advice for those beginning their infertility journey, providing others with the knowledge and strength to positively get through treatment and most importantly, never give up. 1. Have Hope From Amanda and Brian
To ease the cost of fertility treatment during these uncertain times, Shady Grove Fertility is proud to announce the launch of three new money-saving programs. While many patients have some form of insurance coverage for treatment or live in an area that has coverage provided by a state mandate, SGF
Written by an anonymous Shady Grove Fertility patient: I remember the dread, the sadness, the emptiness, the longing. I remember how it tore a hole in my heart. A hole that felt as though nothing but a child in my arms, finally, could repair. I remember how the days in
PRACTICE UPDATE: APRIL 28, 2020 UPDATED: MAY 12, 2020 Q: What services are currently available at SGF? A: New and established patients in need of the following may currently start or resume these services at select SGF Locations.* Virtual physician consultations Diagnostic fertility testing (ultrasound and bloodwork, hysterosalpingogram [HSG], semen
SGF offers the TTC community the following coping and thriving tips during these challenging times. We’re all in this together. Focus on what you can control. Eat well, keep up your exercise and other healthy habits, take breaks in the day for fresh air, and stay active, physically and mentally.
Gone are the days when a house call from a physician meant he or she shows up at the door. Using modern technology, SGF patients now have maximum flexibility and can continue progressing toward their goal of building a family, all while limiting travel, inconvenience, and delay. You asked for
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on March 19, 2020, but was last updated for accuracy on April 7, 2020. FAQ about Fertility Treatment at SGF during the COVID-19 Pandemic First and foremost, while the world grapples with an issue of enormous scale, our hearts go out to those who have been
When you’re pregnant, your body needs a variety of vitamins and minerals to support a healthy baby. Of course, we recommend a balanced diet, but when pregnancy symptoms such as nausea and food cravings prevent you from making healthy food choices, a prenatal vitamin can help bridge the gap. Shape.com
How far ahead can you plan for your next baby? Some people might have one child they’re breastfeeding while taking fertility drugs for the next one. But is this a good idea? Romper turned to board certified reproductive endocrinologist, Dr. Andrea Reh, who sees patients in SGF’s Arlington, VA office,
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