We at Coastal Fertility are excited to share the latest news and updates happening in the world of fertility medicine as well as interesting articles that may affect you.
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Coastal Fertility Specialists Opens a State-of-the-Art Office in Nexton
Coastal Fertility Specialists is growing! We are proud to announce the opening of our newest center in the beautiful Nexton community in Summerville. Check out this month’s blog for more details.
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Infertility 101: All Your Questions Answered
If you’ve been wanting more information about fertility issues and subsequent treatment options, this month’s blog is for you. It features all of our online seminars hosted by each of our Coastal Fertility physicians.
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Dealing with Infertility in the Time of Covid and the Holidays
The holidays are supposed to be joyous celebrations of tradition, with food, family and fun. But if you’re trying to conceive and having fertility issues the celebrating can become an ordeal. Add in a global pandemic and you’ve got challenges that might seem insurmountable. But read more to learn how to get through the holidays with your spirits intact!
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and An Opportunity to Discuss Fertility Preservation
When a person is facing a new cancer diagnosis, having children may not seem like a top priority. However, an important part of the treatment plan includes evaluating how this cancer treatment can potentially affect other aspects of life including fertility.
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How to Manage PCOS
September is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Awareness Month and its goal is to empower women with PCOS to prioritize their health and open doors to get their questions answered.
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How a Father’s Age and Health Affects His Unborn Child
It is common knowledge that as a woman ages, it not only gets harder for her to conceive, but advanced maternal age also has a direct effect on the health of the baby. But how does the father’s age and health affect the child? Dr. Jessica McLaughlin discusses.
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Electronic Cigarette Use in Reproductive Age Women
The use of electronic cigarettes, e-cigarettes or vaping, is becoming increasingly common. Previous data has linked tobacco cigarette smoking to poor pregnancy outcomes, but also infertility. Women who smoke have a decreased chance of conceiving per month, increased risk of ectopic pregnancies and spontaneous abortions, and an increased risk of diminished ovarian reserve and advancement in the time to menopause. Read more in our latest blog.
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Vitamin D Deficiency and PCOS
Many women who struggle with infertility have an underlying condition called PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). Studies now show that women who have PCOS may also have low levels of vitamin D, a crucial component needed to conceive. In this month’s blog, Dr. Jessica McLaughlin discusses these studies along with the connection between vitamin D and pregnancy.
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National Infertility Awareness Week Sheds Light on Struggles and Successes
This week is National Infertility Awareness Week®. During this time and all year long, our goal at Coastal Fertility Specialists is to share our knowledge and unwavering support with our patients and all those suffering from Infertility. This is also an important time to bring global attention to the disease that affects so many.
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How to Cope When Doing Fertility Treatments During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Many of you may be feeling anxious about doing fertility treatments and getting pregnant during the COVID-19 pandemic. We completely understand your worries and fears, and want to help ease those if we can. This blog post offers some coping tips that will hopefully give you comfort during this time of uncertainty.