Austin Fertility and Reproductive Medicine

12/24/2025

🎄❄️Wishing you a joyful holiday season from all of us! May this time of year bring warmth, connection, and meaningful moments to cherish.

Here’s to a bright and hopeful New Year ahead!

Austin Fertility & Reproductive Medicine

12/16/2025

✨ Leading Causes of Women’s Infertility: What You Should Know ✨
Understanding the causes of female infertility is the first step toward finding the right treatment. Learn about the common causes and treatments. https://www.austinfertility.com/leading-causes-of-womens-infertility-what-you-should-know/

While many factors can play a role in female infertility, experts agree that the most common causes fall into a few key categories: ovulation disorders,

12/11/2025

✨ Understanding the Impact of Testicular Cancer on Fertility ✨

Testicular cancer can affect s***m production and DNA, but that doesn’t mean fatherhood is out of reach. Thanks to advances in s***m preservation and reproductive technology, many men can successfully regain fertility and go on to become fathers after testicular cancer treatment. 💙

Read more about how testicular cancer impacts s***m health and what men can do to protect their fertility:
👉 https://www.austinfertility.com/is-it-possible-to-become-a-father-after-testicular-cancer/

Testicular cancer is known to adversely impact male fertility by disrupting s***m production and damaging s***m DNA. However, thanks to advances in s***m

11/26/2025

As we gather around this season of gratitude, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to the families, patients, and community who trust us with such an important part of their journey.

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and peaceful Thanksgiving.

With gratitude,
Austin Fertility & Reproductive Medicine

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11/07/2025

🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Alan H. DeCherney, MD! He is the recipient of the 2025 Kavoussi Family Outstanding Teacher Award. We were delighted to see his award acceptance at this year’s American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) Scientific Congress & Expo in San Antonio, Texas.

Since 2014, the Kavoussi Family Outstanding Teacher Award has honored educators who inspire excellence in reproductive medicine.

https://www.austinfertility.com/dr-alan-decherney-receives-2025-kavoussi-family-outstanding-teacher-award/
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11/03/2025

Did you know secondary infertility affects nearly one-third of all infertility cases? Many assume once a baby arrives, the road ahead should be easy. That’s not always the case. With age, medical conditions, health, and lifestyle changes, one’s fertility potential can shift too. 🔍 The good news: many people overcome secondary infertility successfully. The chances really depend on what’s causing the issue. Consult with a fertility specialist to get evaluated and individualized treatment options. https://www.austinfertility.com/secondary-infertility-causes-treatments/

10/14/2025

🍼 Trying to Conceive? Here's When to Seek Fertility Help 💬

Getting timely support can make all the difference when you have fertility struggles. Whether you're just starting your journey or have been trying for a while, understanding when to seek help is key.
From preconception workups to recognizing red flags and age-related concerns, Dr. Shahryar Kavoussi and Dr. Parviz Kavoussi offer expert insight from both male and female fertility perspectives.
💡 Learn more:

Fertility challenges are more common than many people realize. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 1 in 5 heterosexual

10/08/2025

🌟 We’re proud to share that Dr. Parviz Kavoussi and Dr. Shahryar Kavoussi, physicians at AFRM, were featured in Austin Way Magazine’s as “Men of Influence”!
As a reproductive urologist and a reproductive endocrinologist, the brother duo provides comprehensive fertility care for both male and female patients. Read more about their inspiring story that started with their father and their dedication to helping families grow!
https://www.austinfertility.com/austin-way-magazine-honors-afrm-physicians-as-men-of-influence/

Award winning, board certified & fellowship trained female and male fertility specialists

10/01/2025

👏The South Central Section of the American Urological Association recently held its annual scientific meeting to share the latest research in the field. As a leading expert in reproductive urology, Dr. Parviz Kavoussi was invited to moderate the male fertility session.

The South Central Section of the American Urological Association holds an annual scientific meeting to present the latest research in the field. As a

09/22/2025

🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Parviz Kavoussi! 🎉The Translational Andrology and Urology (TAU) has recognized Dr. Kavoussi as an Outstanding Author for his contributions to advancing research in male fertility and reproductive medicine.
At AFRM, our mission is to provide the highest level of care for each patient while also contributing to the field of reproductive medicine through research. 🩺📚
https://www.austinfertility.com/dr-parviz-kavoussi-is-named-as-outstanding-author-by-tau/

09/16/2025

🌍💔 Did you know that plastics may be harming fertility?
Researchers are finding that chemicals like BPA and phthalates, as well as tiny plastic particles called microplastics, can disrupt hormones, damage DNA, and even affect eggs and s***m. These effects don’t just impact today’s fertility, but also the reproductive health of future generations.

👩 Women may face reduced egg quality, hormone disruption, and risks to pregnancy.
👨 Men may experience lower s***m counts, reduced motility, and DNA damage.

The evidence is growing: reducing exposure to plastics where possible matters for reproductive health.
💡 Simple steps to lower your risk:
✅ Use glass or stainless steel for food and drinks
✅ Avoid heating food in plastic containers
✅ Choose BPA- and phthalate-free products
https://www.austinfertility.com/the-impact-of-plastics-on-female-and-male-fertility/

Protecting fertility isn’t just about the present, it’s about the generations to come.

Researchers have raised alarms about the effects of plastic-derived chemicals and microplastics on both male and female fertility. A growing body of research,

09/04/2025

🧪 Did you know that commonly used plastics may be affecting male fertility?
➡️ Researchers have found that:
• Phthalates (used to soften plastics) can lower testosterone.
• Bisphenols (used to harden plastics) can raise estrogen.
• Microplastics, byproducts of degraded plastics, may harm s***m DNA.

Watch Dr. Parviz Kavoussi’s discussion on KVUE News and share the steps men can take to reduce exposure and protect their fertility.