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The quick answer is – once you have decided that you would like to preserve your fertility – the sooner the better. Age matters. When it comes to fertility, age matters. We are born with all the eggs we’re ever going to have – about 2 million. By the time we reach our first period, […]
This post is current as of December 16, 2021 and will be updated as new CDC recommendations are released. This article was medically reviewed and authored by Dr. Lynn Westphal, the Chief Medical Officer and practicing Reproductive Endocrinologist at Kindbody. As the Covid-19 pandemic continues and cases are increasing in many parts of the country, […]
The desire to have children is universal, no matter if an individual is non-binary, trans or cis-gender. However, family building in the LBGTQ community usually requires more thought and planning. And gender-affirming therapies can impact future reproduction, so it is important to know about options before starting treatment.
This post is current as of December 16, 2021 and will be updated as new CDC recommendations are released. This article was medically reviewed and authored by Dr. Lynn Westphal, the Chief Medical Officer and practicing OB/GYN at Kindbody. With 2020 coming to a close, it seems like the world is one step closer to […]
In the midst of these uncertainties, it is still vital to educate patients about the impact of cancer on future fertility.
Does egg freezing guarantee a successful pregnancy and birth? Does going through egg freezing guarantee you will have any eggs to freeze at all? Can I assume the success rates I’ve read about apply to me? The answer to all of these questions is no.
The desire to have children is universal, no matter if an individual is non-binary, trans or cis-gender. However, family building in the LBGTQ community usually requires more thought and planning. And gender-affirming therapies can impact future reproduction, so it is important to know about options before starting treatment.
The Coronavirus spreads through both air and contact. It’s much like the flu in that regard. Some common sense steps you can take to help protect yourself: