Thyroid dysfunction is one condition affecting more women than men and many patients going through infertility. Dr. Scotchie discusses symptoms and treatment for those experiencing thyroid dysfunction and how it is associated with fertility.
Embryologist, Shan Wilkinson, shares her experience working with Tennessee Reproductive Medicine and what she’s learned about fertility (and a few other things!).
Some fertility patients want multiples, but Dr. Murray talks about twins, triplets, quadruplets and why multiples can pose several risks during pregnancy and after.
Dr. Murray continues advice on how to get pregnant in part three focusing on areas of concern when getting pregnant; adequate intercourse, ovulation, sperm, anatomy and ovarian reserve.
In part two, Dr. Murray’s advice on how to get pregnant includes preconception counseling and informing your obstetrician of your intention to get pregnant in order to go over important risks & medical history.
Dr. Murray discusses optimizing the chances of getting pregnant and having a healthy pregnancy through fitness & health in part one of his advice on how to get pregnant.
An at home sperm test fits a definite need for consumers, but Dr. Murray explains one should be used knowing the results will not be a definitive diagnosis.
When it comes to fertility, Dr. Murray frequently finds that patients take their lead from celebrities. Too often, this has a negative impact on their expectations.
Doctors don’t always take failure too well. Dr. Murray exposes the hardest part about medical failures…someone was counting on you and you didn’t deliver.
Dr. Murray shows The World Health Organization’s updated parameters for semen analysis will help more labs generate a uniform recommendation.
