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 »
March 2022 Effective Wednesday March 2, We will follow the updated CDC guidance on masking. In areas (designated by county) where Covid transmission is low or moderate, masks will be optional in our clinics. In areas where covid transmission is high, masks will be required in our clinics. To find your county, use the CDC search tool https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/covid-by-county.html ... read more »
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects women's hormones, metabolism and reproduction. Not only is it the number one cause of infertility in women, but it is also an early sign of a serious health condition that can harm your overall health. PCOS is marked by having an excess of androgens - a male hormone. The ovaries commonly create small collections of... read more »
When it comes to conception, about 1-in-8 couples find themselves coping with infertility. We also now know that more than six million women have been diagnosed with infertility just in the U.S. As Infertility Awareness Week is in April, our Idaho Fertility Center team is excited to help clients working with us to achieve their conception goals. We want you... read more »
As a woman, your eggs typically develop within fluid-filled cysts (or sacs) inside your ovaries known as follicles. During a normal menstrual cycle, a few follicles start to get bigger when you are getting your period, although usually only one or two of these eggs reach maturity. When that happens, the follicle ruptures and releases its egg during ovulation while... read more »
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