One of the commonest questions asked by patients undergoing IVF relates to the likelihood of their eggs fertilizing and the likely “quality of their embryos. This is also one of the most difficult questions to answer. On the … Read more

“Over the years Sher-IVF has performed IVF on many patients that often journeyed from as far away as, France, South America, China, Europe, Africa, Central/South America, Canada, Japan, the Middle East, Russia, etc. Almost all have been surprised at the … Read more

Unlike virtually every other form of medical treatment in America, IVF is largely not covered by insurance.  To make matters worse, patients often require more than one attempt to have a reasonable chance for success and the majority of … Read more

Women should not delay trying to have a baby, thinking that as long as they are ovulating regularly the biological clock can simply be put on hold or that they can simply to freeze their eggs and then later … Read more

There is little doubt that stress and emotional lability plays a role in the normal physiological/hormonal regulation of the menstrual cycle. After all, Eskimos often stop ovulating and menstruating during long dark winters, young women confronted by a major emotional … Read more

One commonly hears patients undergoing IVF report that they had too many “immature eggs”, and inferring that had more time been allotted to ovarian stimulation and the administration of the “trigger shot been delayed by a day or more, this … Read more