Let the Sunshine In: How Vitamin D and Sunlight Exposure Can Boost Fertility

As more couples struggle with fertility issues, it's important to understand the impact wellness has on fertility. One aspect of wellness that is often overlooked is the role of Vitamin D and sunlight exposure in fertility. Fortunately, spring is in the air and sunshine is too! Now is a good time to be mindful of getting enough sunlight and doing... read more »

April is National Infertility Awareness Week and World Infertility Awareness Month

April is National Infertility Awareness Week and World Infertility Awareness Month, and it is important to recognize the significant impact infertility has on individuals and couples across not only in the U.S. but around the world. It affects an estimated 1 in 8 couples in the United States, and an estimated 1 in 6 people affected by infertility globally, asserts... read more »

March Is Endometriosis Awareness Month and Our Fertility Center Can Help You!

March is National Endometriosis Awareness Month, and our fertility team is here for it. Endometriosis is a female inflammatory condition where the endometrial tissue (inner lining of the uterus) grows outside of your uterus or womb. Did you know...as many as 1 in 10 women struggle with endometriosis, which often leads to infertility? Symptoms of Endometriosis Heavy, painful periods Irregular... read more »

What Does the Future of IVF Look Like Today?

People seeking to conceive often turn to In vitro fertilization (IVF), for a variety of reasons. This artificial reproductive technology (ART), is commonly used to boost male and female factor infertility. While IVF success rates are much higher than most ARTs, not all women experience a successful outcome on their first cycle. IVF fertility success ranges depend on many factors:... read more »

What You Should Know About Your Cervical Health and Fertility As the New Year Begins

When it comes to a woman's fertility/infertility, cervical health can have a direct impact on the outcome. This month, our Idaho Fertility Center blog will be about all things cervical and how it can affect your fertility. The cervix is the part of your reproductive system that connects your vagina to your uterus. This channel is a vital part of your... read more »

Giving Your Partner and Yourself the Gift of Communication – How To Talk About Infertility

It's the end of the year, and if you have been trying to conceive naturally you are likely tired of the unmet expectations, the endless tracking and peeing on a stick without getting the results you want. But you are also not alone, as 1 in 8 couples struggle to get pregnant. Experts recommend seeing an infertility specialist if you... read more »

Understanding Your Insurance Benefits

For those facing infertility, the cost is an important factor to consider.  Here are some helpful tips. The good news is that in-network insurance plans are billable for diagnostic testing.  Once scheduled for a new patient appointment, we will verify your insurance benefits. After your initial consultation and once a treatment plan has been decided, we can let you know what... read more »

What You Need To Know About Achieving Pregnancy After Breast Cancer

Per the National Breast Cancer Foundation, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a campaign that comes around yearly to increase awareness of how breast cancer impacts women. For 2022, the goal is to make sure that women collectively have access to those essential screenings and the support they deserve when it comes to breast health This year's motto is that... read more »

Let’s Talk About How Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Can Impact Your Fertility

Polycystic ovary syndrome, also known as PCOS, is a common disorder related to an imbalance in a woman's sex hormones that can create various symptoms while impacting your fertility. If you are in the childbearing age group, your body regularly develops small, fluid-filled cysts (follicles) on your ovaries. Your estrogen hormone works by making follicles that create a mature egg.... read more »

What You Need To Know About Age-Related Infertility in Men and Women When Trying To Conceive

When we age, our bodies change as do our abilities, and this is just as true with fertility. Being able to conceive gets harder because of the biological changes that naturally arise with age. For women between 30 to 35, there is a steeper decline in pregnancy and increased odds of having a miscarriage. With age comes diminished ovulation cycles... read more »