HRC Fertility - Huntington Reproductive Center Medical Group

Infertility is relatively common; it occurs in about 11 percent of reproductive age couples. Fortunately, with help from today's fertility treatments and advanced reproductive technologies, more than 80 percent of couples with fertility problems will get pregnant.
Most couples will conceive with "first level" infertility treatments such as fertility drugs, lifestyle changes or intrauterine insemination (IUI). The vast majority will not require advanced technologies such as in vitro fertilization (IVF).
The type of infertility treatment depends upon the cause(s) of infertility including the presence of male infertility, the couple's infertility treatment history, and many other factors such as female age.
If you are having difficulty getting pregnant, one of the most positive you can take is contacting a qualified fertility specialist. The reproductive process is very complex and specialists undergo years of advanced training that allow them to deliver the best infertility care possible. Appropriate fertility tests can help determine the exact cause(s) of a couple's issues in trying to conceive and the best course of treatment.
Many people equate fertility treatments with in vitro fertilization (IVF). However, it's important to understand that IVF is simply one type of fertility treatment offered at HRC Fertility.Basically, if are having trouble getting pregnant, there are several types of fertility treatments. From least invasive to most invasive, fertility treatments you may experience are: Fertility drugs, such as Clomid and other ovulation-inducing... Read more
When you schedule a consultation with HRC Fertility, you and your partner may want to sit down together and talk about your thoughts and feelings about infertility treatment. For example, think about: What are our feelings about different types of infertility treatments? How much are we willing to spend on infertility treatment? How much time are we willing to dedicated to infertility treatment? At your consultation with an HRC fertility... Read more
As part of our commitment to providing comprehensive care to patients undergoing evaluation and treatment of infertility, HRC Fertility Encino is proud to announce that the X-ray dye test known as a hysterosalpingogram (HSG) is now available! What is an HSG Test? The HSG is an integral part of an initial infertility evaluation. The test determines if a woman’s fallopian tubes are open and evaluates the uterus to rule out the presence of... Read more
Since 1988, HRC Fertility has been in the forefront of developing and expanding egg donation and gestational surrogacy. HRC presently has one of the largest and most successful Third Party Reproductive Programs in the world. Additionally, we are one of a few infertility clinics that are able to offer egg freezing. Over the past several years, HRC's Third Party Reproductive Program has continued to expand at a rapid pace. These services... Read more
Background Several years ago, a couple of centers reported that if a woman had an FSH level over 15, her success rate with IVF was zero. Since then, most physicians held strongly to this belief when advising women as to their best options for having children. Over the ensuing years, throughout the world, many groups challenged this hypothesis, based on the belief that nature provides a mechanism for selecting good eggs that is... Read more
Age affects the success of fertility treatments, such as intrauterine insemination (IUI), fertility drugs and in vitro fertilization (IVF). For example, in women over 40, the success rate of using fertility drugs with intrauterine insemination is generally less than 5 percent per cycle, according to ASRM. In vitro fertilization (IVF) is more effective for women in their 40s. At HRC Fertility, the success rate for a woman using fresh embryos... Read more
Fertility drugs are available to treat many of the conditions that cause infertility, and many are known as "ovulation inducing" drugs. Most patients should undergo a fertility workup prior to beginning any fertility drug treatment. There could be many causes of infertility in addition to ovulatory disorders, including endometriosis, tubal disease, cervical factor and others. Also, fertility drug treatment should not be initiated... Read more















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