Fertility and Hormones
Dr. HuangDr. Huang shares questions from patients, residents, fellows, staff, and medical students regarding fertility and hormones.
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Case #42 "Could you do anything to increase the chance of a successful pregnancy?" asked Ms. Johnson, who returned to the clinic after an unsuccessful FET of an euploid blastocyst.
Ms. Johnson, 35 years old, G0, underwent IVF + PGT-A treatment for male factor infertility, oligospermia. She had two euploid embryos from the first cycle. After having a programmed FET cycle, she had a negative hCG. The IVF lab used Embryo...
Case #41 " Will I have premature ovarian insufficiency?" Ms. King asked. Her FMR1 test report showed she had 210 CGG repeats.
Ms. King, G0, a 32 year old fast food restaurant manager, transferred her care to our clinic. She brought all results of infertility work up, including her husband’s semen analysis. All results were normal, except the FMR1 gene test. She is...
Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH): its past, present, and future
Discovery of AMH
Alfred Jost in the 1940s proposed that fetal testis produced a non-testosterone factor that is responsible for the regression of the Müllerian ducts (which develop into uterus, oviducts, and upper vagina). He named the sub...
Natural Proliferative Phase (NPP) Protocol - the future of natural cycle FET?
Goals of ART treatment
Patients receiving IVF treatment desires a viable pregnancy, an uncomplicated obstetrical course and a healthy baby. Recent data showed pregnancies conceived after programmed cycle FET (PC FET) have more vascular com...
Obstetrical outcomes after natural cycle FET or programmed cycle FET
Medical student Sarah asked about how different FET regimens affect obstetrical complications.
When it comes to obstetrical complications, no two FET regimens are created equal
Results of meta-analyses showed pregnancies conceived...
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Dr. Huang, a board-certified fertility specialist (REI), is a professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Baylor College of Medicine - Texas Medical Center. He was trained at the Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School.
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