Fertility San Antonio

Learn about the difference between day 3 and day 5 embryos, and which is preferable in the embryo transfer stage of IVF.

The specialists at Fertility Center of San Antonio can perform tubal reversal to give women who have had their tubes tied the opportunity to conceive.

Poor sperm morphology can lead to male infertility and problems having children. A fertility specialist can recommend treatments for this problem.

ICSI candidates can increase the success rate of their IVF treatment by having a single healthy sperm injected directly into a mature egg.

Find out what you should expect in terms of the ultrasound schedule as part of IVF treatment if you receive a positive pregnancy test.

Cramping is one side effect of the in vitro fertilization (IVF) process. Let's discuss abdominal pain in the context of treatment and discuss its causes.

Learn how recurrent pregnancy loss is diagnosed, and how fertility treatment after miscarriage gives patients who have suffered such loss hope for the future.

Secondary infertility can affect a woman's ability to have another child. Let's consider the causes and your fertility treatment options.

Fertility medications used during in vitro fertilization (IVF) are intended to promote the development of eggs and trigger ovulation.

Hormone testing is an excellent means of diagnosing and treating both male and female infertility. Let's consider how fertility specialists craft treatment plans.