Videos

Should you consider egg freezing for fertility preservation? Dr. Kutluk Oktay of Reproductive Specialists of New York explains how successful is cryopreservation.

How do you know if minimal stimulation IVF is right for you? Dr. David Kreiner of Long Island IVF-Melville explains the advantages of "mini-IVF"

Dr. Eric Flisser, a New York fertility doctor with Reproductive Medicine Associates (RMA) of New York, explains how egg quality, egg quantity, and age affect a woman's fertility.

Source: East Coast Fertility
Dr. David Kreiner, a fertility doctor and founder of East Coast Fertility (now part of Long Island IVF), and Pamela Madsen, Fertility Advocate, discuss polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) which is often diagnosed when a woman does not ovulate, has irregular periods, or infertility.

Source: East Coast Fertility
In this episode of Journey to the Crib, Dr. David Kreiner, Director of Long Island IVF (and former director and founder of East Coast Fertility), and Pamela Madsen, Fertility Advocate, discuss the reasons women use egg donation to have a baby.

A regular menstrual period is a good indication you are ovulating, according to Dr. Eric Flisser, a New York fertility doctor with Reproductive Medicine Associates (RMA) of New York. In addition, certain blood tests and ovulation predictor kits can help determine if you are ovulating.

In this episode of Journey to the Crib, Dr. David Kreiner, fertility doctor and founder of East Coast Fertility (now part of Long Island IVF), and Pamela Madsen, Fertility Advocate, discuss how the size, number and location of fibroids impact fertility.

Dr. Eric Flisser, a New York fertility doctor with Reproductive Medicine Associates (RMA) of New York, talks about tests - FSH, AMH and others - that help determine if a woman's ovaries are functioning, and whether ovarian stimulation will produce eggs for fertilization.