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Ovarian Reserve Testing
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Ovarian reserve testing is done to identify patients who are at risk of diminished ovarian reserve (DOR). Over time, eggs decrease in quantity and quality and do not regenerate. The number of human eggs in a female is approximately 1–2 million at birth, and approximately 400,000 at the start of puberty. Although this reproductive decline occurs with age, there is significant variation in fertility among women of similar age, which highlights the unpredictability and individuality of the reproductive aging process. Ovarian reserve testing cannot predict menopause, but abnormal results should encourage the patient to consider more aggressive treatment options to achieve pregnancy.
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SERVING OUR VETERANS PROGRAM
Our center has joined the American Society of Reproductive Medicine in this program under which participating clinics like us are offering treatment discounts to veterans whose service related injuries have impaired their fertility and they do not have insurance coverage for their fertility treatment. For more information please call us. The discount does not apply to insurance deductibles, co-pays and out-of-pocket expenses.
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SUCCESS RATES
Our success rate is enviable, as evidenced by the trust placed in us by more than 200 referring physicians.
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IVF, Embryo Thawing, and Donor egg.
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INFERTILITY IN MEN AND WOMEN
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Dr. Santiago L. Padilla
Kim Blair, M.T. (ASCP)
Dr. Katherine M. Bass
Sharon Freiman R.N.
