UNC Fertility Enrolling Patients for ReBALANCE Study Focused on PCOS

By jasmckoy

UNC Fertility is enrolling participants for the REBALANCE Study — a clinical trial evaluating a new approach to help women with infertility due to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), the leading cause of infertility in women. The study is a one-time, outpatient procedure called Ovarian Rebalancing™, designed to help women ovulate. The procedure uses radiofrequency energy… Read more »

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IVF, Research, Uncategorized

ASRM Center for Policy & Leadership Releases Fact Sheet on Safety of IVF for Pregnant People and Babies

By jasmckoy

The American Society for Reproductive Medicine’s (ASRM) Center for Policy & Leadership (CPL), ASRM’s non-partisan think tank delivering fact-based information to advance reproductive medicine, has released a fact sheet detailing the safety of in vitro fertilization (IVF) as a proven medical procedure. “IVF is, for many trying to conceive, the most effective form of assisted… Read more »

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Fertilty 101, Research, Self Care, Uncategorized, Wellness

Fertility Boosters: Lifestyle Changes That Make a Difference

By uncteam

New Year’s Eve is right around the corner and, if you’re trying to have a baby, one of the best things you can do for yourself is resolve to boost your fertility. Leading a healthy, active lifestyle and consuming nutrient-rich foods improve overall well-being and have a positive impact on your fertility. Not to mention… Read more »

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Fertilty 101, Male Fertility, Research, Self Care

Male Infertility: How to Help If Your Guy is Diagnosed

By uncteam

When most people think of infertility, they usually think it’s a woman’s issue. That tends to be the prevailing notion, and all of the books, websites, blogs, and support groups targeted at women who are struggling with infertility support that theory. There are very few resources for men, however according to the American Society for… Read more »

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Fertilty 101, Insurance, Research

Tips for Insurance Open Enrollment

By uncteam

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to insurance coverage for fertility treatment. Variables including insurer, coverage plan, where the insured person lives, and even where the insurer is headquartered all factor into what’s covered. Navigating the complexities is challenging, but not impossible. The Fertility Experts of UNC Fertility in Raleigh, North Carolina, provides tips… Read more »

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Fertilty 101, PCOS, Research, Uncategorized

5 Ways to Feel Supported If You Have PCOS

By uncteam

National PCOS Awareness Month is upon us, and there’s no better time for women living with PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) to get the support they need. A hormonal imbalance, PCOS is one of the leading causes of infertility in women and it produces many unwanted side effects such as weight gain, acne, excessive facial or… Read more »

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Fertilty 101, Research, Uncategorized, Wellness

The Role of Ovarian Reserve In Fertility

By uncteam

What is ovarian reserve and why does it matter? Simply put, it’s the number and quality of your eggs, and how well your follicles function. Both are critical to becoming pregnant. Should you get your ovarian reserve tested? The answer is a resounding yes for anyone who is having trouble getting pregnant. There are a… Read more »

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Fertilty 101, Research, Wellness

Nurturing Your Relationship During Fertility Treatments

By uncteam

It should come as no surprise that couples going through the infertility struggle are faced with a unique set of challenges that have a mental, physical, emotional, and financial impact on the relationship. Because of this additional stress, couples can easily lose sight of the foundation of their love and forget the importance of a… Read more »

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Research, Wellness

How to Beat the Mid-Winter Slump

By uncteam

Tired. Anxious. Moody. Know the feelings? It’s official; the dark days of mid-winter are upon us. As daylight hours wane many people feel a bit melancholy; and for those dealing with infertility, the symptoms of depression that, understandably, crop up throughout the year can intensify. Luckily, there are ways to manage those feelings and get… Read more »

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Category: Research