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Egg freezing, or oocyte cryopreservation, is an increasingly popular option for women looking to preserve their fertility. Whether due to career choices, health concerns, or the desire to wait for the right partner, many women are considering this innovative reproductive technology. At Piedmont Reproductive Endocrinology Group (PREG), we understand that navigating the process can raise numerous questions. In this blog,…

Starting the journey to parenthood is an exciting yet intimidating experience, particularly for those seeking in vitro fertilization (IVF). Although the process can feel daunting, following the right steps before treatment can greatly improve your chances of success. Here’s our detailed guide to preparing for pregnancy and the key actions to take prior to beginning IVF. 1. Consult with a…

Embarking on the path to parenthood can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. There are so many questions, and so many things to think about – that’s why it’s so critical to find the right team of specialists. But how do you do it? Here’s our guide on what to look for when seeking fertility treatment and how PREG can be…

Embarking on the journey of in vitro fertilization (IVF) can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking. The process is filled with numerous steps, each bringing you closer to your goal of starting or expanding your family. One of the final and most anticipated steps is the frozen embryo transfer (FET). Understanding what to expect after your FET can help you navigate…

Pregnancy is an incredible journey at any age –  but for women over 35, it can come with unique challenges and considerations. That does not mean it is a problem – in fact, the average age of first time mothers is increasing year over year, because women now more than ever are starting their families later in life. Because of…

FACT: 30-50% of women will develop fibroids during their reproductive years. Roughly ½ of these women will require surgery before menopause. The average age of first pregnancy is increasing in the United States. Fibroids larger than 3 cm have been shown to negatively impact the uterine cavity. Each week our practice receives referrals from gynecologists who send us patients in…