Fertility Blog Posts by Dr. Jessica Scotchie
About the author
Dr. Jessica Scotchie is a reproductive endocrinologist for Tennessee Reproductive Medicine and specializes in fertility treatments including in vitro fertilization (IVF), egg cryopreservation and egg donation, recurrent pregnancy loss, polycystic ovary syndrome and minimally invasive surgery.
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New Weight Loss Medication Like Semaglutides & Their Effect on Fertility
Weight loss medications like semaglutides are on the rise, and we have answers on how they affect fertility.
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Understanding the Link Between Diabetes and Infertility
Type 1 and type 2 diabetes can cause infertility in women and men, but proper planning and fertility treatments can help.
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Ab Exercises While Pregnant: What to Know for a Safe Pregnancy Workout
Are ab exercises while pregnant safe? TRM’s Dr. Scotchie shares expert advice to work out safely during pregnancy.
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Changing the Conversation – Being Proactive with Fertility Support
Many women aren’t getting essential fertility support from their OBGYN. Dr. Scotchie offers reasons why & solutions in her blog.
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How Do I Prepare My Body for Egg Freezing Success?
Dr. Jessica Scotchie offers women practical advice on how to prepare their body before freezing their eggs.
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FAQ About Insurance That Covers IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)
Insurance coverage for IVF is increasingly common but it can be complicated. TRM’s Dr. Scotchie explains important nuances in this Q&A series.
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Fertility Insurance Q&A
It’s not always easy to understand what fertility insurance covers and all the variables. This Q&A helps cut through the confusion.
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Figuring Out if Mini IVF Value Makes It a Good Infertility Treatment for You
Mini IVF costs less than standard IVF but offers less chance for success, presenting a dilemma for infertile couples. TRM can help.
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Infertility Clinics Care About Your Embryos, Despite Stories Otherwise
The media often describes embryo cryopreservation as unsafe, reckless and unregulated. Dr. Scotchie addresses the misconceptions and accusations. She also shares how careful the process is at TRM.
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Why Does Infertility Awareness Matter to Me?
“After 11 years in the field of infertility, and having cared for thousands of infertility patients, having listened to their stories, celebrated their pregnancies and cried with them during their losses, I feel just as dedicated and passionate about caring for infertile patients as I did when I chose the field.”