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Good Morning America’s online wellness article features SGF Medical Director, Dr. Eric Widra who talks about getting pregnant using fertility apps and whether more technology is really helpful for women who are trying to conceive (TTC). New fertility technology such as fertility bracelets, in-ear sensors, vaginal sensors, and more than
It can feel like a cruel game each month waiting for that positive pregnancy test only to be met with disappointment and frustration. While infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after having regular, unprotected intercourse for 1 year, it is considered “normal” for an average fertile couple under
Dr. Kate Devine from our K Street office answered questions related to LGBTQ family building during our most recent LGBTQ Webinar. Here are some of the highlights and facts about LGBTQ family building that you might want to know. Q: How long does the process usually take from start to
Dr. Paulette Browne from SGF’s Fair Oaks, VA office talks with Today.com about common fertility myths and what is fact vs. fiction when it comes to fertility. Myth: If your healthy, it’s easier to get pregnant. While being obese makes it harder for women to get pregnant and men to
Dr. Rebecca Chason of SGF’s Annapolis, MD office co-authored an important article featured in the Capital Gazette about the options available to build a family after cancer treatment. Cancer and Pregnancy Thanks for advances in medicine, the survival rate from childhood and adult cancers continues to increase. With many cancer
The collective efforts of SGF physicians Drs. Gilbert Mottla, Stephanie Beall, and nurse Loretta Trumble along with RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults, Ferring Pharmaceuticals, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, the Alliance for Fertility Preservation, and Cervivor helped make fertility preservation for people with cancer now an
Recently, ABC News featured an article on Shady Grove Fertility patient, Randi Fishman, and her unique story of surrogacy after a devastating re-occurrence of breast cancer. Fishman’s own sister, Erin Silverman, stepped in and elected to carry her child once she was finished having children of her own. After Fishman’s
Women of all ages have heard the term ‘biological clock.’ “It can be stressful to know there is a time limit to fertility, but the good news is knowledge is power,” says Dr. Mark Perloe of SGF Atlanta. “Understanding your fertility and how fertility is impacted by age is key
Receiving a cancer diagnosis at any age is excruciating, but for young men and women in their 20s, 30s, and younger there are additional concerns that need to be addressed fairly quickly as some effective cancer treatments can permanently damage fertility. The additional stress and costs leave many patients with
For anyone who learned the ‘birds and the bees’ in their youth, the act of trying to conceive (TTC) probably seems like a very straightforward concept. However, our fertility specialists have learned that many of their patients have a different definition of what trying to conceive really means in comparison
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