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If you and your significant other are trying for a baby, it is time to cut alcohol out of your diet. Heavy drinking can increase the time it takes to get pregnant and can affect a developing baby’s health. Alcohol has a big impact on your liver, which plays a role in hormone function. This…. read more
You may have heard of in vitro fertilization (IVF) already, but are you familiar with minimal stimulation IVF? Also known as “Mini IVF,” “Soft IVF,” or “Micro IVF,” minimal stimulation IVF is an alternative IVF treatment protocol that may reduce ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, multiple pregnancy rates, and cost while retaining high live birth rates. In…. read more
Fertility in both men and women can be influenced by various genetic and environmental factors. If you’re facing infertility challenges, the North Carolina Center for Reproductive Medicine (NCCRM) offers specialized fertility testing, diagnosis, and treatment options to help support your journey. Diet and lifestyle adjustments can also play a role in enhancing fertility. Here are…. read more
Are you considering becoming a surrogate or selecting a surrogate to carry your child? At NCCRM, we only do gestational surrogacy, but it is important to know the difference between the two. Gestational Surrogacy Gestational surrogacy is indicated when a woman can produce viable embryos, but cannot carry a pregnancy. It involves the production of…. read more
Becoming an egg donor entails more than filling out an egg donor application. Learning about the process prior to applying is important. Here are five questions to ask in order to help determine if you’re ready to start the egg donation process. 1. Do I understand the egg donation process? The egg donation process involves…. read more
If you have received Tubal Ligation and are seeking to regain fertility, you have multiple options for Tubal Reversal surgery. Cost can be a determining factor when searching for options. Depending on the type of ligation surgery you had, it is a case by case scenario when it comes to pricing. The Tubal Ligation Reversal…. read more
A woman may receive a tubal ligation to cut or block the fallopian tubes in order to prevent pregnancy. If she desires to restore fertility after receiving a tubal ligation, a woman will receive a tubal ligation reversal. During this procedure, the blocked segments of the fallopian tubes are reconnected to the remainder of the…. read more
