This year, Lowell Ku, M.D., Dara Havemann, M.D., and Sara Mucowski, M.D., will travel to San Antonio, Texas, at the end of October to attend ASRM 2017, which marks the 73rd Annual Congress of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
Even after seeing nine fertility specialists, Lea & Brian still felt unheard, their dreams unfulfilled. That changed when they came to Dallas IVF.
We’ve partnered with Braving Infertility Together, a non-profit organization that provides infertility support and resources, to host the first annual Brave at Heart 5K/10K. The event, which will also include a 1-Mile Fun Run, will take place on Saturday, Oct. 7 in McKinney, Texas.
Tyler and Sarah Chesworth knew they would have obstacles to overcome before having children. Fortunately, an advanced reproductive technology called preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) would give them peace of mind.
In vitro fertilization, also called IVF, is a treatment to help couples grow their family. Dallas IVF fertility doctors are experts in IVF treatment.
Jackie and Scott were surprised to find out they needed help from a fertility specialist to start a family, but thrilled when baby Josh was born after help from Dallas IVF.
To offset a cancer diagnosis and possible male infertility, this couple got help before cancer treatment. Nikki and De pursued IVF until a frozen embryo transfer at Dallas IVF made them a family.
When both parents have fertility hurdles to overcome, finding the right doctor can help you beat the biological clock. Dallas IVF designed a plan to get pregnant after 40.
Of all the obstacles they faced, turns out IVF was the easiest to overcome. Ashley and Jen made the decision to pursue IVF after 10 years of dreaming of a family.
April and Rochelle knew they couldn’t live without each other and so they got married and hoped to have children. They used reciprocal IVF, the embryos created from Rochelle’s eggs were transferred to April’s uterus.