Fertility San Antonio

An embryologist performs or assists with important parts of in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other infertility treatments. Our fertility doctors consider the role they play.

The doctors at the Fertility Center of San Antonio explain single versus multiple embryo transfer to help you decide which is right for you.

Male infertility accounts for roughly one-third of fertility specialist treatments. Let’s consider common causes of fertility problems in men.

There are many potential causes of female infertility. Our fertility specialists consider some of the most common problems that prevent women from getting pregnant.

The history of in vitro fertilization (IVF) took decades of fertility innovations and research by medical specialists. Let’s consider the evolution of this infertility treatment.

During IVF, there is a risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). At one point, some feared raised chances of ovarian cancer. The Fertility Center of San Antonio sets the record straight.

Irregular menstrual cycles can affect female fertility. The infertility specialists at the Fertility Center of San Antonio discuss tracking your periods and treatment options.

Blood work will be needed at different stages of the IVF process. The Fertility Center of San Antonio considers the schedule of these tests and why there are essential for successful pregnancy.

Many women wonder if any stages of the IVF process are painful. We find that some women experience cramps and abdominal pressure during the various phases of IVF.

At the Fertility Center of San Antonio, our doctors explain how you can recognize early pregnancy symptoms after IVF.