Clinic Blog

Pregnancy is such an exciting time for women! However, with all the excitement, a momma-to-be needs all the support she can get.

When a patient is trying to conceive, as practitioners we tend to focus a lot of attention on the quality of the gametes (eggs and sperm). And this is for good reason.

Here are the top 6 mistakes I see among those trying to improve their fertility.

Ok, so I know your sexual practices are totally your own business (and not mine), but when it comes to TTC and having sex - there are some important things that we need to talk about. Lubrication is one of those things.

In my office, I often have patients asking questions about what they can take to help support and boost their immune system.

Hearing the news that you have a thin endometrial lining when you are going through an IVF cycle can be very stressful. You have done everything you can to help your body create a healthy number of eggs and now they need a great lining to snuggle in and implant. There are things you can do to help this process and optimize your lining for implantation.

It’s endometriosis awareness month! 

Today I’m talking about endometriosis and bloating. Bloating is a common concern for those with endometriosis. There are 3 key areas I like to start with when finding the best way to support the endo bloat:

March is endometriosis awareness month and I wanted to pass along more information on how women can actively get relief from this often debilitating condition.

Some of the most common symptoms of endometriosis are painful periods, digestive issues, chronic pelvic pain, painful intercourse, spotting and infertility. 

Endometriosis is a gynecological disease characterized by the presence and growth of tissue similar to that of the uterine lining (the endometrium) on areas outside of the uterus.

In consultation with a new patient recently, I was confronted with one of the most common misconceptions I see in the clinic.