What’s the Difference Between Adenomyosis and Uterine Fibroids?
Uterine fibroids and adenomyosis are both benign conditions involving abnormal tissue growth in the uterus. However, they do differ in their effects on fertility. Learn more.
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The Dallas IVF fertility team is devoted to helping you, our patients, become parents, and facing the medical and emotional challenges together. The care we give is genuine, sincere and highly skilled – founded on the expertise and insight from our reproductive endocrinologists, many of whom have experienced infertility themselves.
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Dr. Ku Offers Forbes Insights on Endometriosis Diagnosis for Actress Tia Mowry
Forbes interviewed Dr. Lowell Ku for his expertise in an article on Tia Mowry's endometriosis diagnosis and struggles with infertility.
" The advice I would give is don’t be afraid and don’t wait too long. If you’re less than 35 and have been trying for over a year, don’t just think, OK, I’ll give it another six months or eight months. Do seek some treatment. "
–Dr. Fiona Esfandiari, Ob-Gyn, on her successful journey to motherhood