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Increase in Millennials Seeking Egg Freezing
Millennials and egg freezing: An upward trend With more women shifting their motherhood goals, our Nashville egg freezing program has seen the common combo of millennials and egg freezing. This option of fertility preservation has become so popular that more young women are seeking information about egg freezing. What’s behind the trend of millennials and…
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Keeping Frozen Eggs and Embryos Safe
We are committed to keeping frozen eggs and embryos safe After hearing news stories about long-term storage failures, you’re likely wondering how our Nashville fertility center is keeping frozen eggs and embryos safe. You can rest assured that our team is hard at work every day to keep your family-building insurance policy safe and sound.…
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Romance and Infertility: Valentine’s Day Tips
Balancing romance and infertility Valentine’s Day can be an emotional holiday for fertility patients, as they struggle to balance romance and infertility. However, it doesn’t have to be. Make February 14 a day to reconnect with your partner and with yourself. Our Nashville fertility specialists offer tips that can help. Tips to manage romance and…
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First Fertility Appointment
How to prepare for your first fertility appointment The team at Nashville Fertility Center knows that confusion and nerves can easily get mixed in with the excitement of your first fertility appointment, but they don’t have to if you know how to prepare. A combination of organized information and supporting items will allow you to…
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PGS Versus PGD
The difference between PGS versus PGD Our Nashville fertility specialists know that it can be tricky to figure out the difference between PGS versus PGD. First, let’s demystify the acronyms. PGS stands for preimplantation genetic screening, and PGD stands for preimplantation genetic diagnosis. While the terms screening and diagnosis seem similar they have different meanings…
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The Holidays and Infertility
The holidays and infertility don’t need to be stressful if you’re prepared At our Nashville fertility clinic we know that the holidays and infertility can be a pairing that makes many patients cringe. Because this time of year often involves interactions with friends and family members eager for information on the state of their loved…
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How Many Eggs to Freeze
Find out how many eggs to freeze When you’re considering egg freezing, you will likely have questions about how many eggs to freeze. You aren’t alone. This question is among the first that women ask the physicians at our Nashville egg freezing center. Luckily, Nashville Fertility Center is home to experts in fertility preservation who…
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NFC Physician Teaches Embryo Transfer Skills
George Hill, M.D., is an expert in embryo transfer The field of reproductive medicine recognizes that the physicians at Nashville Fertility Center are experienced in providing world-class fertility care. This September, George Hill, M.D., shared his knowledge of embryo transfer techniques at a conference in St. Petersburg, Russia. Helping fertility specialists improve embryo transfer techniques…
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PCOS Awareness Month
If you have PCOS, you aren’t alone About 7 million women in the United States have polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS. However, less than half know that they have the syndrome. Because September is PCOS Awareness Month, our Nashville fertility specialists would like to share some facts about this common, but sometimes misunderstood, cause of…
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Smoking and Pregnancy
Why you need to stop smoking now for a baby later By Glenn Weitzman, M.D., Nashville Fertility Center Smoking. We all know it’s bad for us, those around us and the environment. But if you’re a woman thinking about becoming pregnant, or even one who knows she’ll eventually want children, you may not know you’re…
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Male Infertility and Father’s Day
A survival guide to Father’s Day while dealing with male infertility Holidays are generally expected to be a joyous time for many, an opportunity to celebrate with loved ones and friends (not to mention a potential day off work). But in certain circumstances, they might conjure up loss or even frustration. On Mother’s Day and…
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Infertility Advocacy Day 2017
Make a difference on Infertility Advocacy Day 2017 There’s one special day every year – RESOLVE Advocacy Day – when people experiencing infertility travel from across America to our nation’s capitol, aiming to raise awareness of the struggles they face in building their families. Throughout the halls of Congress, their voices ring out loud and…
