By Muller Subaru September 25, 2018
Las Vegas Area Nephrologists Kidney Specialists of Southern Nevada provides comprehensive kidney care and a full spectrum of kidney disease management resources for residents of Southern Nevada. Our nephrologists educate and empower patients who are living with kidney pain, infections, stones, and other kidney problems. ...read more
By Advanced Door Specialties May 15, 2018
Kidney Specialists of Southern Nevada provides comprehensive kidney care and a full spectrum of kidney disease management resources for residents of Southern Nevada. ...read more
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August 10, 2011— An article was published on New York Times about fertility procedure that caused quite a stir in the public. The article, as was written, was about a 45-year-old woman, already a mother of several children, decided to undergo a fertility treatment after six years of attempting to conceive another child. The procedure was a success that, of course, made the couple thrilled until they were held back with the news that two embryos were fertilized inside her. In the statistics of the in vitro fertilization procedure, two fertilized embryos mean twins. Terrified by the notion of raising twins at such an age terrified the couple to the point where they decidedly asked their doctor to terminate the other embryo. Left with a single embryo inside, the couple was forced to see the scenario as having a single child than losing one. For years since its successful start in 1978, IVF procedure has been a target of countless revile from different sectors of the public. It was unethical and immoral, they kept on saying. Another was: IVF is another of science’s effort to alter and change man’s nature against the way they were designed. The only sad thing about these scornful statements is how people often forget to sympathize with other people. We are currently living in modern times where countless studies and experiments have led us in the first place. IVF, among the fertility procedure available, was not created to test nor defy nature but rather to help unfortunate couples achieve a family. Because at the very beginning of this argument, we, human, will always want to extend our hands and help. ...read more
By Sher Fertility Clinics for Reproductive Medicine March 15, 2013
Many women put off becoming pregnant until the time they felt right, when their career is stable and when they have fulfilled most of their dreams. The problem is that age affects fertility. According to babycentre.com, fertility begins to decline for women at the age of 30, dropping down more steeply from the age of 35. As a woman advances in age, the likelihood of getting pregnant falls while the likelihood of infertility rises. Having that said, there are many women over the age of 35 who go to fertility clinics to find solutions to their fertility problems. For women contemplating pregnancy later in life, there are many things to consider. Reproductive experts suggest that women educate themselves about increase risks and complications associated with advancing age. Moreover, there are studies that showlater age pregnanciescan increase the risk of genetic disorders. Ensure that prior to conception the vital signs are stable, especially the blood pressure. Most of the time, older people experience high blood pressure and this must be controlled before considering pregnancy. If there is an existing medical condition, it is important to discuss pregnancy with the health care provider and how it might affect the present health state. Conception suggest that we: information is not only real, but potentially life-changing (emotional stress from miscarriage, the medical risks due to hypertension and diabetes, the decision-making involved with carrying a chromosomally abnormal fetus.) ...read more
By Sher Fertility Clinics for Reproductive Medicine January 08, 2013
In vitro fertilization has gone a long way since it was first performed in 1978. Now, this procedure can be performed with other reproductive procedure to increase the possibility of pregnancy. With the advancement of reproductive medicine, IVF and surrogacy is now possible. Surrogacy is defined as the use of a third party female to carry the pregnancy until delivery. The surrogate mother can eitherdonate the eggsor carry another woman̢۪s eggs. There are many factors that can improve surrogacy and IVF success rates and these include the age and general health of the couple and skills of the fertility doctor. For women who are interested to act as a surrogate, they need to pass the necessary examination set by the clinic. In Georgia, an inspiring story of a mother who give birth to her grandson. According to the Daily Mail, 45-year-old Angie Stockton gave birth to her grandson when her daughter asked her to bear her child because she was unable to carry the baby through pregnancy. Stockton stepped up and agreed to act as a gestational carrier. Baby Tucker is considered as the fourth baby to be born to his or her grandma in the entire America. ...read more
By Sher Fertility Clinics for Reproductive Medicine December 14, 2012
Liver doctors, also known as hepatologists, treat and help prevent diseases of the liver. Although patients with diagnosed disorders such as hepatitis, liver cancer and cirrhosis must seek the help of a liver doctor, healthy individuals with a family history of liver disease should consider ... ...read more
Most doctor offices are designed with the patient in mind. Most people get nervous and impatient while waiting for their appointment. Here are some good ideas for ways to furnish your office with a relaxing atmosphere and comfortable for the patients. ...read more