Utah Center for Reproductive Medicine

The Utah Center for Reproductive Medicine offers patients the expertise they need to address their fertility and infertility questions @UofUHealth

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As many as 1 in 3 stillbirth cases are unexplained

New research shows that increased risk for stillbirth can be inherited and tends to be passed down through males

The knowledge increases opportunity for better prevention. Via @TWorkalemahu @UofUHealth https://t.co/GiZh8CyXe3

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In vitro Fertilization, or IVF, relies heavily on ultrasounds to help people reach their fertility goals. Joseph Letourneau, a University of Utah Health fertility doctor, says a woman might have three or more pelvic ultrasounds during IVF:
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If infertility is a concern for you or your partner, we encourage you to attend a free seminar on men and infertility. A question and answer session will follow the presentation. Register here today: https://t.co/a5slBPzUNC

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https://t.co/3OxySvzcwF - @jimhotalingmd explains the ins and outs of vasectomy reversal and if it is right for you. Listen to the full podcast here!

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We are one week away from our men’s health seminar with @jimhotalingmd! Register here today: https://t.co/ohGfblFeCn

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Nicholas Rupp and his husband, Michael share their journey on how they became parents to their baby, Lennox with the help of UCRM. Read the full story here: https://t.co/aTnCqAF4IE
#fertility #ucrm

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Dr. Erin Clark, maternal-fetal medicine specialist at U of U health discusses whether the COVID-19 vaccine could effect fertility.

Read the full article here: https://t.co/hVRLBLxPDz

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Ever wondered what the set up for an ultra sound looks like? During your ultrasound visit, a transvaginal probe is used to get a clear picture of the uterus and ovaries. This ultrasound can be uncomfortable but should not be painful.

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Did you know what an Ovulation Predictor Kit is? Learn about it here and what to look out for!

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For many couples, the stress and challenges of trying to conceive puts a strain on a relationship. Here are some ways infertility could affect you and your partner, and how to find help when you need it: https://t.co/Z3Kz85cawg #infertility

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Here at UCRM, we want to wish you and your loved one’s a Happy New Year! 🥳 Here’s to 2021!

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Fact check: FALSE. A majority of contraceptives are quickly and easily reversible and women are able to conceive within a few months after stopping contraception. If you have any concerns, call and make an appointment today at UCRM.

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Clomid is a fertility medication used to treat a range of infertility factors - usually related to irregular ovulation.

Clomid is not the right medication for everyone, but please call our clinic and we can set up a consultation and we can discuss your options

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Here at UCRM we recognize the holidays can be difficult for our patients as they're still in the process of building their own family. We see you and we're here for you.

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Let’s #MeetTheTeam

Molly Beck, DNP, is a board certified Women's Health Nurse Practitioner in the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility.

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"Too much exercising can cause fertility problems" - FALSE. Exercise is recommended for most people with ovaries before they’re trying to conceive, and the benefits outweigh the risks. 

If you're exercising excessively and missing periods, schedule an appointment with UCRM.

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For many people, having children and raising children is the biggest part of their life plans. But for some, infertility can present major challenges for a woman, and affects all seven domains of her health.

Listen to our recent podcast on fertility here: https://t.co/nlRpwU72t5

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Exciting news in the fertility world!
After freezing embryos, there's no rush for pregnancy. Embryo's can be stored safely for many years. Call us today to set up a consultation: 801-581-3834 https://t.co/0rx08JU3Wf

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Infertility can feel alienating – for a couple, and for each individual partner, but in reality, it affects many couples. Fifteen percent of men experience infertility.

Read the full article here: https://t.co/3ixdFphxXH

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Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating all there is to be thankful for.