TRIO KW Fertility

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With students and teachers returning to school, many members of our TRIO community are concerned.
However, I have some good news that is relevant to our patients. A brand new study, by doctors at Mount Sinai Hospital (Ernesto Figueiro-Filho and Dan Farine), reviewed 10,996 pregnant patients around the world and concluded “pregnancy is NOT a risk factor for COVID-19.” Very simply, this means if you are pregnant, your risks of getting COVID-19 and outcomes, should you catch the infection, are like the general population. Despite this news, of course, you should continue to take all the necessary precautions outlined by public health to ensure you do not become infected with COVID-19.
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There are no tests for egg quality. ⠀
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Since a healthy egg is responsible for:⠀
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• making estrogen, which grows your lining (thick or thin? Heavy period or light?) ⠀
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• and the health of the corpus luteum, which makes progesterone...⠀
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We can see signs and symptoms of egg quality through the other hormones, periods, and fertility. ⠀
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So I’d say we can actually have a pretty good idea of what’s happening, if we listen. ⠀
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As we open our clinic to patients again, we want to remind everyone that taking all precautions possible to prevent a COVID infection during your treatment is very important. This includes continuing to stay home as much as possible, following the principles of social distancing and hand hygiene, and wearing a mask outside of the home at all times. We don’t want you to take any unnecessary risks that could affect your treatment.

A message from Dr. Ken Cadesky, Medical Director and Founding Partner
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"It is vitally important that you are completely honest even to the point of being overly cautious during your screening at TRIO. We are relying on you to tell us if you have a fever or any other symptoms of COVID-19, or if you suspect that you’ve been in contact with anyone who is infected.

We know how much everyone wants treatment. But we want to emphasize that if an infected person comes into the clinic and one of our staff or patients get sick, the result could be another closure. This would, of course, have a profound effect on our ability to continue treatment, including on-going cycles which may have to be cancelled or shut down. This would be disastrous for everyone. So, we are relying on the goodwill and honesty of all of our patients.

We know you are good people and we know you’ll do the right thing."