Realize Your Motherhood Potential with Next-Generation Female Infertility Tests and Treatments

The generation that matters most to you is the next one. Texas Fertility Center was founded to ensure your family continues to grow, even when female infertility challenges stand in the way of your becoming a mother. Our Round Rock infertility physicians deliver next-generation infertility diagnosis and treatments to help you get on the path to motherhood.

Texas Fertility Center physicians investigate and effectively treat female infertility with a dogged determination and a comprehensive set of services. Our board certified reproductive endocrinologists will walk you through every available option and will restore your hope for starting or growing your family.

How common is female infertility?

In the United States, 1 in 8 couples has difficulty getting pregnant, and half the time, the female partner will require medical intervention. A female infertility diagnosis will become apparent after a pattern of unsuccessful pregnancy attempts over the course of a year (or six months for women older than 35).

Female infertility generally stems from ovulatory or anatomical issues. You may have hereditary conditions beyond your control, or you may simply have a slightly advanced maternal age. Previous surgeries, an elevated body mass index or irregular periods can alert us to potential problems. The important first step in resolving female infertility is identifying the underlying cause.

By partnering with Texas Fertility Center’s Round Rock fertility physicians, you are giving yourself the best chance to meet your next generation.

Take the next step toward infertility diagnosis and treatment

Even with an infertility diagnosis, conception can be achieved through today’s leading-edge technology with at least one good-quality egg and at least one healthy sperm. TFC physicians have researched and perfected protocols that redefine what advanced reproductive technologies can accomplish. Examples of standard TFC treatment options include:

• Single embryo transfer to reduce the risk of twins and triplets
• Fast-freeze vitrification (freezing) techniques that effectively preserve the reproductive potential of oocytes (eggs), embryos, sperm and tissue

Female infertility can make it difficult to conceive, but we refuse to let go of the possibility that every woman can have the family she dreams of. Contact Texas Fertility Center today to learn how we can help you overcome your infertility challenges.