Fertility Doesn't Have To End With Endometriosis

This Endometriosis Awareness Month, learn about your treatment options

This disease occurs in 10% of all women and according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, 30%-50% of women with endometriosis may become infertile. However, there is still hope as existing care options are available to help treat those with the condition.

What comes next after diagnosis

Dr. Natalie Vukmer Joins TRM

Our new physician, Dr. Natalie Vukmer, approaches patients with a holistic frame of mind. Her special interests include LGBTQA+ family planning and recurrent pregnancy loss.

Researching endometriosis

The Truth Behind Male Infertility

Despite the misconception that female factors account for a majority of the identifiable causes of infertility, male infertility is nearly as common as female infertility.

Male factors to consider

Testimonials

“I love that your staff is so caring. The front desk staff is amazing! I’m always so nervous about coming in, but they are the first face I see and they put me at ease immediately. I’m so very thankful that TRM was the recommended fertility clinic that we use. I couldn’t be more happy with the staff and the facility!”

- Jennifer

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