Blog Posts in 2020

The holidays should be spent celebrating family traditions and enjoying time together. But spending time with family and their children can be a painful reminder of the family you haven’t yet become. If you’re struggling with ...

Oncofertility is a term that bridges the fields of cancer therapy and reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Our true utility in the field of oncology is to provide newly diagnosed cancer patients the ability to undergo ovarian ...

Young women all around the world feel the pressure to start a family at an early age. Many grow up with a preconceived “timeline” — get married, own a home, and then have children, all before you’re out of your ...

For those trying to conceive, it’s a good idea to reflect on your current lifestyle: Are you sleeping enough? How are your stress levels? Have you been exercising? And, of course, how’s your diet? As you conduct your own ...

When you’re attending a small summer get together with close friends and family — and you’re trying to conceive — the last thing you want to hear is one of those loaded questions, like; “Oh, why aren’t ...

Here at Atlanta Center for Reproductive Medicine, we are dedicated to inspiring hope and building families regardless of race or ethnicity. Not only does racism interfere with the ability of individuals to access proper and equal medical ...

When it comes to choosing a fertility clinic, you’ll want to conduct thorough research. Look into the physicians, the clinic’s success rates, the approaches to care, and overall patient reviews to see if that clinic is the right ...

While your mind may be heavily-focused on conceiving a child, it shouldn't be your only priority. It's important to have fertility-free days and spend time with your partner, enjoying each other's company and doing things that excite both ...

5 Tips for Those TTC No matter the day, struggling to conceive can take a toll on any person or relationship. However, Mother’s Day can be an especially painful reminder of what you’re going through. Remember that no matter what ...

Fertility in Your 40s From falling in love and getting married, to buying your first home, your 20s and 30s were filled with a lot of life lessons. And now as you enter the next chapter of your life, you may soon find yourself facing a new ...