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Texas Fertility Center Round Rock

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Fertility Preservation Options

Fertility Preservation Options

Preserving fertility by freezing eggs, sperm, or embryos is recommended for patients in many different circumstances.

While this issue of our newsletter is highlighting breast cancer awareness, I would also like to take this opportunity to discuss some other scenarios in which fertility preservation should be considered.

The treatments needed to help eradicate cancer in both men and women can result in a markedly decreased production of sperm or eggs or even complete loss of fertility.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Fertility Preservation Patient Education Texas Fertility Center


“Waiting to Start a Family: Options to Preserve your Fertility.”

“Waiting to Start a Family: Options to Preserve your Fertility.”

College. Career. Marriage. Baby. The new natural order in a woman’s life sometimes wreaks havoc on nature’s design for fertility. Studies show that approximately 20 percent of women wait until after age 35 to begin their families.* Society tells women that they can have it all without warning them that waiting too long to have a baby may interfere with a woman’s ability to conceive.

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Fertility Preservation Infertility in your 30s IVF Preparing for Pregnancy


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