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Sharecare, a digital health company, recently interviewed Dr. Erika Johnston of SGF Richmond about the key facts about endometriosis and what she wants every woman to know. Endometriosis is a diagnosis common among girls and women in their reproductive years. It is a condition in which endometrial tissue (tissue that
One in eight couples are affected by infertility and, during the holidays, many people feel particularly disappointed that starting or growing their families has proven to be more difficult than they expected. However, infertility can be evaluated easily by a board certified reproductive endocrinologist, who can help find the cause
Dr. Ryan Martin, who sees patients in Shady Grove Fertility’s Warrington, PA office, was recently interviewed by TODAY Health about adenomyosis, the condition behind Gabrielle Union’s fertility problems. What is Adenomyosis? Adenomyosis is a thickening of the uterus. Union describes it on social media, “endometriosis of the muscle.” It occurs
Medical Contribution by: Naveed Khan, M.D. For couples considering fertility treatment, Dr. Naveed Khan discusses the beginning of the process, starting with the male and female partners both completing fertility testing. Since roughly half the time infertility is male factor, men should have a sperm analysis performed. For women, a hysterosalpingogram
Dr. Lauren Roth of SGF’s Silver Spring, Rockville, and Frederick, MD offices breaks down all things infertility in her podcast with Primary Care RAP.* Listen to the podcast here. What does Dr. Lauren Roth discuss in the podcast? INFERTILITY. Dr. Lauren Roth defines what infertility means by taking listeners through
With nearly one-third of all infertility diagnoses in women, polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, is the most common ovulatory disorder in women of reproductive age. “While myths persist that women with PCOS cannot get pregnant, the reality is that it is highly treatable and nearly every woman with PCOS should
Medical Contribution from Shady Grove Fertility physician, Dr. Stephen Greenhouse. When it comes to conception there are many indicators that can determine your chances of getting pregnant. While some of these indicators require testing by a physician to evaluate, there is one that can be easily used to determine your
Mark Perloe, M.D. of Shady Grove Fertility’s Atlanta, GA location was recently interviewed by a nutritionist blogger regarding the most common questions surrounding polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and how to manage symptoms in women trying to conceive. What percentage of women with PCOS manage to get pregnant and have a
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,
Overcoming male factor infertility is possible through the right diagnostic testing and appropriate treatment protocols. While the infertility conversation often revolves around the female partner, the male partner’s role is just as important. Infertility is often seen as a female problem, but surprisingly, 40 percent of cases are attributed to
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