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One Fertility Kitchener Waterloo integrates leading diagnostic methodologies, cutting edge embryologic science and the most advanced clinical approach to create a comprehensive care plan for you.
With nearly 40% of infertility issues directly related to male factors, it is crucial to consider a fertility diet for men as well as for women. For the male, low sperm count, abnormal sperm appearance, and poor sperm movement can be affected by several factors, including food. In addition to regular exercise and avoiding tobacco […]
Both men and women facing infertility may benefit from infertility counselling in Kitchener-Waterloo. Infertility counselling is an integral part of infertility treatment as the process can impact one’s physical, mental, and emotional health, not to mention the family’s financial state. Through individual and couples therapy, an infertility counsellor can help navigate through the mixed emotions that […]
One of the complexities of male infertility relates to the presence of a condition known as varicoceles. So, what are varicoceles? We’ll answer that and explain how this condition may affect conception. Largely undetected, varicoceles have been noted in 15% of all males. However, 40% of those men classified as subfertile have been diagnosed with […]
In-vitro fertilization (IVF) can be a blessing, but for some, it can be a never-ending struggle to have a successful pregnancy. If you’ve had a failed IVF, what do you do next? Whether your health practitioner discovers why the IVF failed, or it is a case of unknowns, today’s methods of improving egg quality or […]
For those undergoing in-vitro fertilization (IVF) therapy in Ontario, an embryo grading chart explains the grades of the available embryos. The quality of the embryos is a major factor in the success of IVF treatment. As 60% of miscarriages are caused by embryo irregularities, using the highest quality embryos can lead to a healthy and […]
There are many aspects of in vitro fertilization (IVF) that help to garner positive results, or in other words, a successful pregnancy. One of these aspects is the ovarian stimulation process, which attempts to induce ovulation before other methods are used. The goal of ovarian stimulation is to increase the chance of a woman becoming […]
When trying to conceive, there are many obstacles couples may face. A low ovarian reserve can cause a delay in getting pregnant or may even make it impossible to have a full-term pregnancy. The cliché “my biological clock is ticking” refers to the ovarian reserve, basically the number and quality of reproductive eggs available. While […]
Uterine fibroids are a common condition that many women face at least once in their life. These tumours can cause severe pain and bleeding in most cases, but the affect on a woman’s fertility can be devastating for some. While the presence of uterine fibroids doesn’t necessarily cause infertility, as some women with uterine fibroids […]
These days, it’s not uncommon for a lot of women to hold off on starting a family until they have their finances, careers, or family situations in order. It can take a long time to get all of your ducks in a row and get in the right headspace to even think about starting a […]
In 2019, Statistics Canada revealed that the nation’s fertility rate had hit an all-time low, averaging approximately 1.5 children for each woman of childbearing age. While there are a lot of personal and socioeconomic reasons for this abnormally low birth rate, one crucial factor is seldom discussed earnestly in academic circles. Declining male fertility is […]
ONE Fertility Kitchener Waterloo will be closed for the holidays from Sunday, December 22nd, 2024 to Wednesday, January 1st, 2025 inclusively.
Leading up to this closure, depending on the timing of the start of your cycle, you may be instructed to call with your next cycle.
For time-sensitive matters during the closure, contact your primary healthcare provider. For urgent matters, seek urgent medical attention via your local Emergency Department.