Andrew Levi, MD discusses IVF coverage for hopeful parents
President Trump’s recent executive order, a significant move aimed at expanding access to in vitro fertilization (IVF), has sparked discussions about its potential impact on families across the US. This order comes at a time when many families are struggling to have children, both physically and financially.
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In vitro fertilization is understandably a common topic at Park Avenue Fertility in Trumbull. However, medical director Dr. Andrew Levi said conversations have increased since President Donald Trump signed an executive order earlier this week aimed at expanding access to IVF and reducing its costs.
“It’s early in the game, but I think it’s an outstanding first step for sure,” Levi told News 12.
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The impact of stress on fertility is real
When constant thoughts of trying to conceive feel all-encompassing, stress takes center stage. But the impact of stress on fertility is not simply “all in your head.” It’s based on science. Park Avenue Fertility and Reproductive Medicine recognizes the relationship between stress and fertility treatments. Importantly, we educate and empower our Connecticut fertility patients to prioritize both their physical and mental well-being.
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Making sense of PCOS and diet decisions
If you’ve been diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome, it can be a struggle to understand what to eat with PCOS. Instead of falling into the trap of “eat this, not that” or a fad diet, Park Avenue Fertility and Reproductive Medicine prefers a more strategic approach. PCOS and diet are closely connected.
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Why fertility medication instructions are important
Our medical team at Park Avenue Fertility and Reproductive Medicine understands that uncertainty accompanies infertility, especially when it comes to the complexities of IVF. We provide patients clarity with fertility medication instructions, which is important for successful IVF. These instructions are specific to each patient, and our Connecticut fertility clinic prioritizes clear communication.
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Let’s talk infertility – National Infertility Awareness Week
The struggles of infertility are all too common, but are rarely openly discussed. For all the chatter about sex and pregnancy shared between friends and portrayed in social media, the voice of infertility has generally been quiet. But at Park Avenue Fertility, our Connecticut fertility center is trying to change that by supporting education and advocacy initiatives such as National Infertility Awareness Week (NIAW).
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Learn about the mental health effects of infertility and how to manage them
Patients at our Connecticut fertility center often ask about the mental health effects of infertility. It’s common for patients struggling with infertility to experience shock, sadness, anxiety, frustration and resentment. These emotional struggles can lead to loss of self-esteem, self-confidence and sense of control,
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Learn about helpful, healthy habits to boost male fertility
Our Connecticut fertility clinic encourages male patients to engage in healthy habits to boost male fertility health. These habits can not only boost a man’s overall health, but potentially improve the health of his sperm, regulate his reproductive hormones and elevate his mood. Our clinic helps men track the impact of healthy habits by offering fertility evaluations,
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We explain who donates eggs and highlight the many benefits for egg donors
Our Connecticut fertility clinic helps women understand who donates eggs and the reasons women donate eggs. Through egg donation, healthy young women receive valuable insights into their reproductive and genetic health. They also earn significant compensation. Additionally, these women make a difference in the lives of patients who cannot conceive without donor eggs.
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Discover the answer to the question of who uses donor eggs
Our Connecticut fertility center helps patients understand who uses donor eggs. Women with inheritable genetic conditions, poor egg quality and other fertility issues can often conceive with donor eggs. In addition, same-sex male couples and single men building a family through IVF must use donor eggs and a gestational surrogate.
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