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Ovulation Stimulation
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Oral and injectable medications are used to stimulate ovulation.
IUI
00:47
Intrauterine insemination is used for unexplained or male factor infertility.
In Vitro Fertilization
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In in vitro fertilization, a woman's eggs are fertilized in a Petri dish.
Reproductive Surgery
00:45
Occasionally, reproductive surgery is necessary to treat infertility.
Male Factor Infertility
00:34
Male factor infertility is diagnosed primarily through semen analysis.
Single Mothers
01:22
A number of our patients are single women seeking parenthood.
PCOS
00:42
Is the most common metabolic disorder of young women.
Recurrent Miscarriage
00:28
he causes of repeated miscarriage is reviewed.
Stress Reduction
00:30
Reducing your stress levels can increase your chances of conceiving.
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DR. NANCY DURSO: Sometimes reproductive surgery is necessary, especially in cases of endometriosis or fibroids. I try to perform minimally invasive surgery whenever possible. This involves using a tube with a light on it called a laparoscope or hysteroscope, and uses only small incisions. The patient in most cases can go home the same day and has only a few days recovery. Occasionally an open incision is necessary with a short hospital stay and a few weeks of recovery. I was trained during the time when IVF was just becoming popular, and so reproductive surgery was more important. I've done many surgeries since 1989 when I finished my training.
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