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Celiac disease and recurring pregnancy loss

Bi-weekly pregnancy tip

Celiac disease (CD), an auto-immune condition triggered by the consumption of gluten that damages the small intestine, is a known factor in fertility and reproductive health even in asymptomatic cases, as I discuss in this post and in my online programs.  Now, a recent Italian study...
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Microbiome and male fertility

Bi-weekly pregnancy tip

I’ve written lots of posts about the importance of the microbiome on fertility and pregnancy, including the importance of probiotics before frozen embryo transfer. Now, a study by researchers in China and Australia has highlighted the impact of probiotics (particularly lactobacillus) on sperm parameters...
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Celiac disease and infertility

Bi-weekly pregnancy tip

Women with confirmed celiac disease are generally well-versed about the importance of full avoidance of gluten – particularly during fertility and pregnancy to optimize nutrient absorption. A new study from the University of Worcester in the UK has highlighted the importance of routine celiac...
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Recurrent pregnancy loss – male factors

Bi-weekly pregnancy tip

Recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL, two or more clinical pregnancy losses) is a focus in my clinic, and in my online programs. Research focuses primarily on female factors – including anatomical factors in the uterus, suboptimal progesterone and thyroid levels, and auto-immune disease. But in...
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Medical training and its impact on infertility

Bi-weekly pregnancy tip

Medical training, like law school education and other similar intensive post-graduate studies, happens during peak fertility years for female students. A recent survey of US female physicians showed that 24% of respondents had been given a diagnosis of infertility – and the number was...
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