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What Does PMOS Mean for My Fertility? (opens the original)
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Will PMOS stop me from getting pregnant? Evan Rosenbluth, MD, REI, Surgical Director at Reproductive Science Center of the SF Bay Area, explains how PMOS (formerly PCOS) affects ovulation and fertility. He covers why the name changed, the common misunderstanding about “cysts” versus follicles, how PMOS is usually diagnosed, and why most cases are treatable with straightforward ovulation-inducing oral medications. Learn more about Evan Rosenbluth, MD, REI
Should You Add AI to IVF? (opens the original)
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Should you opt for AI-assisted embryo evaluation in your IVF cycle? Eduardo Hariton, MD, Physician and infertility specialist at Reproductive Science Center of the SF Bay Area, explains how clinics layer AI scores on top of standard embryology grading to support embryo selection. Hear about clinic pilot use, how AI integrates with physician and embryologist input, who might benefit, and practical steps to ask your doctor about turning this tool on for your care. Learn more about Eduardo Hariton,
Should I Get a $99 Fertility Check? (opens the original)
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Should I get a $99 fertility check to see where I stand reproductively? Ravi Agarwal, MD, Reproductive Endocrinologist (REI) at Reproductive Science Center of the SF Bay Area, explains how the clinic’s low-cost screen works. He describes the day 2–3 blood draw (LabCorp/Quest) and the three hormones tested (AMH, estradiol, FSH), who might benefit in their 20s and 30s, and what actionable next steps—like monitoring, fertility treatment timing, or egg freezing—might follow surprising results. Learn
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