Our Los Angeles fertility clinic experts explain oral vs. injectable fertility drugs As you navigate the world of infertility, you may feel overwhelmed by the appointments, testing and medications. The HRC Fertility team stands ready to answer questions, explain processes and assist our patients. A common area of confusion is the use of oral vs. injectable fertility drugs, so our Los Angeles fertility clinic team wants to shed light on the different types of fertility medications. For patients struggling to conceive, fertility medications can provide the added boost needed to create positive results during fertility treatment. Fertility medications are either...

HRC Fertility To Offer Free, Virtual Support Groups For Current Patients, Anyone Considering Fertility Treatment
We are excited to announce that our Emotional Wellness Coach Pricila Rodas Hurtado will be hosting two professionally-led Social Support groups. The groups are specially designed for HRC’s current patients and those who have not started or considered treatment yet. The group sessions for current patients will start on Tuesday, June 22 at 6PM PST and will occur on every Tuesday at 6PM PST for the following six weeks. The group sessions for the community start on Friday, June 25 at 1PM PST and will occur on every Friday at 1PM PST for six weeks. If you are a current...

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Can Young Women Still Get Pregnant With Low Ovarian Reserve (Diminished Ovarian Reserve)?
A diagnosis of diminished ovarian reserve (DOR) in young women struggling with infertility can be deeply frustrating. It leads many to believe that they have no options or that their only option is pregnancy through IVF or egg donation. A recent study demonstrates that for women under the age of 35, there is another viable alternative. A woman’s ovarian reserve refers to the quantity of her eggs, and diminished ovarian reserve means that the egg number is decreasing. Hormone tests and ultrasound imaging are used to evaluate a woman’s ovarian reserve. DOR usually occurs around menopause, and age is the...