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What is a chemical pregnancy

Almost 50% of pregnancies end in chemical pregnancy

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Can endometriosis cause stress, anxiety or depression?

From medical gaslighting to social struggles, three women shine a light on how endometriosis can impact on mental health, causing social anxiety, depression and

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A pharmacist reveals the five signs of a healthy period

Your menstrual cycle should last between 28-35 days and your period blood should be red. They are signs that your period is 'healthy'. That is, according to Amina Khan, a pharmacist.

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'It took 17 years for doctors to diagnose my endometriosis, nearly costing me my chance to have a baby'

A diagnosis for endometriosis takes an average of eight years, meaning thousands of women are suffering needlessly

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Now The Cost Of Living Crisis Is Affecting IVF Decisions

A fertility doctor says more women are choosing single embryo transfer to avoid the cost of having twins

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Endometriosis sufferers demand access to fertility funding

Endometriosis sufferers demand access to fertility funding
nzherald.co.nz - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from nzherald.co.nz Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

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Amid Covid baby boom, Fertility Associates puts itself up for sale

Amid Covid baby boom, Fertility Associates puts itself up for sale
10 Mar, 2021 04:35 AM
5 minutes to read
A Fertility Associates pitch to investors reveals a high-margin business - but its head says there are extra expenses ahead, as well as new opportunities in areas such as "social fertility" (keep reading).
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A leaked
presentation says the company, currently owned by its doctors, will have operating earnings of $14 million on revenue of $44m in its 2021 financial year as patients pay around $14,000 per IVF cycle.
Fertility Associates now has five clinics around NZ, and an estimated 70 per cent market share, with most of the balance going to the public health system's IVF unit, Fertility Plus, then a slither to a local outpost of an Australian chain.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130818:14:44:00

your ability to be fertile will improve. there's genetic factors. you don't want people to feel it's all their fault because some people have a problem they need to get fixed or can't get fixed and that's the reason they're infertile. but this is very happy news. >> i thought that was excellent question. i think the effect of smoking stays in your system for at least 10 to 15 years. all that depends on how much you smoked. if you're a heavy smoker, the sooner you stop the better off you are. most of the smoking and alcohol has to do with the mobility of the sperm. and when you get checked, if the first time the lab is abnormal, don't rely on that. it's always excellent choice to go for the second analysis and find out if you have enough v, cetera. always talk to the experts. you have to look at the sexual hormones. >> i think this is in your area of specialty, but i know a lot of women who freeze eggs. they're not -- they're career women. they're not ready to have children. they want to prepare for later on. can men freeze sperm? >> we do that all the time. >> really?

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130818:14:42:00

to help with mobility of the sperm, that has improved. for women ivf science has improved drastically. the success rate is much improved. we're able to using with for example, methods such as what we call -- take sperm and really inject it into the cytoplasm. looking at the lifestyle and what they're doing and also our technique, we have improved. mind you, i tell you, age is one factor. smoking is a huge enemy of fertility plus alcohol. make sure you don't lose a lot of weight or gain a lot of weight. that changes your whole hormones. smoking, alcohol, age and weight gain and weight loss are big risk factors. >> what do you see in your practice, dr. siegel? >> i want to define fertility. infertility means trying to get pregnant for a year with one person, one couple. that's infertility. >> without contraception. >> exactly. without contraception. the reason that's improving in women david was alluding to. one of it is technology.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130818:14:43:00

we're using ivf more successfully. in vitro fertilization. more surgical techniques are successful. in addition, initially about a decade or two ago women were getting pregnant later. now they're still getting pregnant later but not as much as they were. they're starting a little bit earlier. maybe they've been warned a little. with men the incidence is about 9% of infertility. that's the same as it was two decades ago. people out there have to remember, it's not always the woman. 40% of the time the male is the cause of infertility. is their sperm working properly? is it at the right speed? is there enough of it? sperm function is very important for fertility. >> can i ask you a question about what dr. samadi is saying? smoking and alcohol. say you go through college and you're a big smoker and drinker. you stop. you get married. you want to get pregnant. can you reverse any damage that's done? >> absolutely. are you can definitely -- i don't want to say reverse damage that's done. damage may not have been done. if you improve your lisfestyle,

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