There’s a bitter breeze in the air. The charity bells are ringing outside of supermarkets. You can’t escape Bing Crosby’s crooning or the glare of your neighbor’s light displays no matter how hard you try. In tandem, these can only mean one thing: the winter holidays are here again. Which – for many – doubles …
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The coronavirus pandemic has undeniably been stressful for everyone, but there is a hidden and painful level of even deeper stress for men, women, and couples who are privately dealing with infertility during these already challenging times. The media and many well-meaning people are having a field day with jokes about the upcoming “baby boom” …
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We understand that infertility is often a private struggle. Unlike looking for an auto repair shop, or even a general practice doctor, most couples have no one in their lives whom they can ask for a fertility clinic referral. At SpringCreek Fertility in the Columbus, OH area, we do not want you to feel lost …
In today’s complex and demanding society, the path to parenthood is not always a straightforward one. As a woman progresses through her reproductive years, her family-building timeline may suddenly start to close in on her. Career, financial and family obligations, travel, education, illness, and even finding the right parenting partner can cause unavoidable delays in …
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If television is talking about it, that usually means the general public is ready to acknowledge it, if not embrace it. Exhibit A: endometriosis. Endometriosis, which affects an estimated 200 million women around the world, is the subject of at least two TV commercials right now—bringing to the forefront an often excruciating condition that women have been …
What do avocados, olive oil, and bee jelly (yep, bee jelly) have in common? Possible fertility food. They might make an interesting salad—they’ll also pop up in the results if you ask Google, “What should I eat if I am having in-vitro fertilization?” It takes more than pregnancy-friendly nutrition to boost your chances of successful …
If you have endometriosis, you may feel like you’re marooned on an island. Endo is one of the most common causes of infertility among women of reproductive age, but it’s also one of the most frustrating—because we don’t really know what causes it and it affects every woman differently, which means it’s not always easy …
You may know that smoking and a poor diet can cause fertility problems in men. But is ordinary headache medicine a culprit now, too? Maybe. A study released in January made big headlines about and spiked Google searches for “ibuprofen use and male fertility.” It revealed evidence that the pain reliever can cause an infertility-related …
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The first opinion you’ve gotten about the source of your fertility struggles—or the best way to overcome them—doesn’t have to be the final opinion. If you’ve heard “no” for an answer or you just aren’t sure that a particular center is the right fit for you, consider getting another assessment. Having the courage to start …
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SpringCreek Fertility is located in Southwestern Ohio. Our state-of-the-art fertility center is easily accessible for those looking for a fertility clinic near them in Dayton, Lima, Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio or points further such as Northern Kentucky, Fort Wayne and Richmond, Indiana. Visit the fertility specialists of SpringCreek for IVF, IUI, PGS & PGD, Egg Freezing, Egg Donation and Surrogacy. We look forward to meeting you!
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