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#MaleFactorInfertility: Real struggles, hopeful journeys. Sharing experiences, providing support, and offering solutions. Raising awareness, demystifying male infertility, and fostering community.
After 5 years of struggling with infertility, getting diagnosed with Azoospermia and grieving the loss that we wouldn't be able to have biological children it's been quite the journey to say the least. Through it all we always knew God had a plan for our family and relied on that to get us through the hard moments. Today we couldn't be more excited to announce that we will be expanding our family through embryo adoption! God has led us down the most unexpected, yet beautiful path we never knew existed! Through His intervention we met our amazing donors and everything has fallen into place in the right timing. Words can't express our gratitude for this family and the gift they have given us & They are such a special part of our life and will be with any future children we have. We are so excited for this next chapter in journey and the chance we have to become parents! We know God's plan is going to be perfect for our family and better than we could've imagined! If you’re struggling with infertility we hope you can find comfort in our story and know you aren’t alone! 🫶🏼 #infertility #ivf #ivfjourney #malefactorinfertility #azoosperima #ttc #ttcjourney #fet #embryoadoption
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After 5 years of struggling with infertility, getting diagnosed with Azoospermia and grieving the loss that we wouldn't be able to have biological children it's been quite the journey to say the least. Through it all we always knew God had a plan for our family and relied on that to get us through the hard moments. Today we couldn't be more excited to announce that we will be expanding our family through embryo adoption! God has led us down the most unexpected, yet beautiful path we never knew existed! Through His intervention we met our amazing donors and everything has fallen into place in the right timing. Words can't express our gratitude for this family and the gift they have given us & They are such a special part of our life and will be with any future children we have. We are so excited for this next chapter in journey and the chance we have to become parents! We know God's plan is going to be perfect for our family and better than we could've imagined! If you’re struggling with infertility we hope you can find comfort in our story and know you aren’t alone! 🫶🏼 #infertility #ivf #ivfjourney #malefactorinfertility #azoosperima #ttc #ttcjourney #fet #embryoadoption
infertility really rocks your world but when you get to the other side, man it is so beautiful 🥹🫶🏼 #infertility #infertilityjourney #malefactorinfertility #ttc #ivf #ivfjourney #ivfsuccess #ivftwins #twinbirth #twinmom #postpartum
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infertility really rocks your world but when you get to the other side, man it is so beautiful 🥹🫶🏼 #infertility #infertilityjourney #malefactorinfertility #ttc #ivf #ivfjourney #ivfsuccess #ivftwins #twinbirth #twinmom #postpartum
How are everyday choices impacting your reproductive health and overall well-being? In this enlightening episode of SuperLife, I dive into a deep and transformative conversation with Dr. Lora Shahine about the modern fertility crisis, its environmental causes, and the steps you can take to protect your health. In this episode we explore topics ranging from the impact of toxins in everyday products to the emotional and societal challenges of infertility. Packed with actionable insights, this episode is essential for anyone looking to optimize their reproductive health and overall wellness. Listen now on Apple Podcasts or Spotify🎧 #fertility #malefactorinfertility #infertility
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How are everyday choices impacting your reproductive health and overall well-being? In this enlightening episode of SuperLife, I dive into a deep and transformative conversation with Dr. Lora Shahine about the modern fertility crisis, its environmental causes, and the steps you can take to protect your health. In this episode we explore topics ranging from the impact of toxins in everyday products to the emotional and societal challenges of infertility. Packed with actionable insights, this episode is essential for anyone looking to optimize their reproductive health and overall wellness. Listen now on Apple Podcasts or Spotify🎧 #fertility #malefactorinfertility #infertility
Should I do a fresh or frozen embryo transfer?? There are sooo many choices to make when doing IVF! One of the most common questions I get is-should I do a fresh or frozen embryo transfer (hint-it’s usually frozen!)? Fresh transfers were waaaay more common when the “freezing of embryos” process wasn’t as perfected. The survival rate of embryos for freeze and thaw was low-because of this, we tried to do fresh transfers more (and with more embryos) which didn’t end up in the best outcomes-high order multiples, severe OHSS (for those that were already hyper stimulated, etc.) Now, freezing and thawing of embryos has a survival rate of about 98-99%! The truth is, I usually only recommend fresh embryo transfers for a select group of people- -people who are young -people who don’t need genetic testing (see above) -people who have a known reason for infertility like tubal disorder, male factor, ovulation disorder, etc. -people who only want 1 child-I’d rather have patients bank embryos first (2-3 euploid embryos per child desired) before moving on to transfers. The uterus doesn’t age, but unfortunately we still have a biological clock that IVF can’t overcome. It’s easier to come back for an embryo transfer for a sibling in the future than to start the process over years later when it may be harder to get not only eggs, but chromosomally normal eggs! -someone who doesn’t have a lot of eggs-this is because when you produce many eggs, your estrogen levels can get really high! In a normal cycle, your estrogen only gets to about 200-300 picograms at its peak! When it’s in the hundreds to thousands levels like in IVF stims, that can affect the way the uterine lining grows, which can affect the way the placenta implants. Because the pregnancy is implanting in such an abnormal hormonal environment-this can be associated with complications like small for gestational age, pre-eclampsia, pre-term birth, etc. It can also be life threatening if you develop worsening OHSS (HCG hormone is like throwing gasoline on a fire if estrogen levels are already too high). Make sure this is a conversation you’re having with your provider to determine what type of transfer is best for YOU and YOUR goals! #freshembryotransfer #frozenembryotransfer #ivftips #fertilitynp #fet #embryotransfer #malefactorinfertility #tubalfactorinfertility #ivf #CNYFertility #cnyfertilitycolorado #brandiscourtneynp #fertilitynp #ttccommunity #infertilitysucks #wakepraytransferday #ivfjourney #fertility #reproductivehealthcare #familyplanning #ttc
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Should I do a fresh or frozen embryo transfer?? There are sooo many choices to make when doing IVF! One of the most common questions I get is-should I do a fresh or frozen embryo transfer (hint-it’s usually frozen!)? Fresh transfers were waaaay more common when the “freezing of embryos” process wasn’t as perfected. The survival rate of embryos for freeze and thaw was low-because of this, we tried to do fresh transfers more (and with more embryos) which didn’t end up in the best outcomes-high order multiples, severe OHSS (for those that were already hyper stimulated, etc.) Now, freezing and thawing of embryos has a survival rate of about 98-99%! The truth is, I usually only recommend fresh embryo transfers for a select group of people- -people who are young -people who don’t need genetic testing (see above) -people who have a known reason for infertility like tubal disorder, male factor, ovulation disorder, etc. -people who only want 1 child-I’d rather have patients bank embryos first (2-3 euploid embryos per child desired) before moving on to transfers. The uterus doesn’t age, but unfortunately we still have a biological clock that IVF can’t overcome. It’s easier to come back for an embryo transfer for a sibling in the future than to start the process over years later when it may be harder to get not only eggs, but chromosomally normal eggs! -someone who doesn’t have a lot of eggs-this is because when you produce many eggs, your estrogen levels can get really high! In a normal cycle, your estrogen only gets to about 200-300 picograms at its peak! When it’s in the hundreds to thousands levels like in IVF stims, that can affect the way the uterine lining grows, which can affect the way the placenta implants. Because the pregnancy is implanting in such an abnormal hormonal environment-this can be associated with complications like small for gestational age, pre-eclampsia, pre-term birth, etc. It can also be life threatening if you develop worsening OHSS (HCG hormone is like throwing gasoline on a fire if estrogen levels are already too high). Make sure this is a conversation you’re having with your provider to determine what type of transfer is best for YOU and YOUR goals! #freshembryotransfer #frozenembryotransfer #ivftips #fertilitynp #fet #embryotransfer #malefactorinfertility #tubalfactorinfertility #ivf #CNYFertility #cnyfertilitycolorado #brandiscourtneynp #fertilitynp #ttccommunity #infertilitysucks #wakepraytransferday #ivfjourney #fertility #reproductivehealthcare #familyplanning #ttc
happy transfer anniversary baby boy 🤍 we’re so blessed to have you #ivftransfer #fyp #embryotransfer #ivfsuccess #endometriosis #infertility #ttcjourney #infertilityjourney #pregnancy #malefactorinfertility #MomsofTikTok
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happy transfer anniversary baby boy 🤍 we’re so blessed to have you #ivftransfer #fyp #embryotransfer #ivfsuccess #endometriosis #infertility #ttcjourney #infertilityjourney #pregnancy #malefactorinfertility #MomsofTikTok
👀 Male fertility matters! Male-factor infertility makes up 30-50% of infertility cases, yet it often gets overlooked. The good news? Your swimmers regenerate every ~90 days, so small changes—like adding CoQ10—can make a BIG difference. CoQ10 is a powerful antioxidant that helps improve sperm motility, count, and overall quality, giving sperm the best shot at successful fertilization. Support your swimmers with The Power Prenatal for Males + CoQ10 Boost—formulated to help you optimize fertility. 💪 #ttc #malefertility #tryingtoconcieve #malefactorinfertility
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👀 Male fertility matters! Male-factor infertility makes up 30-50% of infertility cases, yet it often gets overlooked. The good news? Your swimmers regenerate every ~90 days, so small changes—like adding CoQ10—can make a BIG difference. CoQ10 is a powerful antioxidant that helps improve sperm motility, count, and overall quality, giving sperm the best shot at successful fertilization. Support your swimmers with The Power Prenatal for Males + CoQ10 Boost—formulated to help you optimize fertility. 💪 #ttc #malefertility #tryingtoconcieve #malefactorinfertility

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