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Dr. Janelle Luk is breaking barriers in the field of fertility as a first-generation Founder and Medical Director.

Passionate about empowering women to take charge of their bodies, she believes in

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19/08/2025

"Can I still get pregnant with DOR?"

A diagnosis of Diminished Ovarian Reserve (DOR) can be emotionally challenging, but it does not mean the door to pregnancy is closed. It simply means that your ovaries are producing fewer eggs than average, which may affect the number of eggs retrieved during a fertility cycle but doesn’t necessarily impact your ability to conceive.

DOR refers to egg quantity, not egg quality... and pregnancy is still possible with fewer eggs, especially when guided by an individualized treatment plan.

While those with DOR may require different stimulation protocols or more cycles to achieve the desired outcome, many go on to have successful pregnancies. Understanding the condition, staying proactive, and working with a fertility team that tailors care to your specific reproductive profile can make all the difference in your journey.

Explore more DOR-focused fertility strategies at www.GenerationNextFertility.com

13/08/2025

☀️ Summer + Fertility Survival Guide – IG LIVE This Thursday at 4:30 PM! ☀️

Hot weather, travel plans, hormone meds: summer can bring extra stress to your fertility journey. Join Dr. Janelle Luk () for a special LIVE Q&A where she’ll break down how to stay cool (literally and emotionally) while navigating fertility treatments this season. 🌸🩺

We’ll cover:
🌞 How heat & lifestyle shifts can impact your cycle
✈️ Travel tips while TTC or going through IVF
🧴 What summer habits to keep and which ones to avoid
💬 Real answers to your fertility questions: live!

Follow to get notified when it starts! 🎥

12/08/2025

Ways to Make IVF Affordable with PCOS

One key strategy for making IVF more affordable and more effective involves customizing the medication protocol to reduce unnecessary drug use without compromising outcomes. Certain PCOS patients benefit from a lower-dose stimulation protocol that incorporates Letrozole, an oral medication typically used to induce ovulation. Unlike protocols that rely solely on injectable FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone), adding Letrozole can help stimulate the ovaries more gently, reducing the risk of overstimulation.

This approach isn’t just biologically sound, it’s also cost-effective. By reducing the total amount of injectable medication needed, patients often see significant savings on drug costs. And beyond saving money, this modified protocol can sometimes lead to better egg quality, which is especially important for improving IVF success rates and reducing the risk of complications like ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS).

For patients with PCOS, a personalized treatment plan that accounts for their hormonal profile, ovarian reserve, and financial considerations can make all the difference in their fertility journey.

For more expert-led fertility strategies, visit www.GenerationNextFertility.com

08/08/2025

“Finding a donor kind of felt like online dating…” 💻💞

Lauren opens up about the strange but powerful experience of choosing an egg donor—how she and her husband scrolled through profiles, looking at faces and reading bios… knowing one of these women would help bring their baby into the world 💫

This moment is so real for anyone considering donor egg IVF.

🎙 Stream the latest episode of the Heart to Heart Fertility Podcast with Dr. Luk
📲 Available on All Podcast Platforms!
🔗 Link in Bio

05/08/2025

Lauren shares her raw, unfiltered journey:

❌ 3 pregnancy losses
❌ 2 IVF cycles
❌ 2 euploid embryos that didn’t implant
✅ And finally… a donor egg journey that brought her baby boy into the world 💞

🎧 The Donor Egg Path episode drops TOMORROW — August 6th at 6PM! Don’t miss this honest and inspiring story on the Heart to Heart Fertility Podcast with

04/08/2025

🎙 The Donor Egg Path | Heart to Heart Fertility Podcast with Dr. Luk 💗

💔 Moving through miscarriage
🧬 Choosing donor eggs
💸 Financial realities
👶 Meeting baby Arlo

You won’t want to miss this honest, healing conversation 💕

📍Premieres Wednesday, August 6th at 6PM
🎧 Streaming on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and more!
🔗 Link in Bio!

01/08/2025

41, Single & Unsure?
Here’s What Dr. Luk Recommends

For women in their early 40s who are single and haven’t yet frozen their eggs, fertility decisions can feel overwhelming. The biological clock becomes more pressing, and uncertainty about future relationships often adds an emotional layer of complexity. Still, options do exist, but timing is critical.

Dr. Luk encouraged viewers to reflect seriously on whether having a child is something they truly want. If the answer is yes, she said, it’s worth considering becoming a “single mom by choice”: a path many of her patients have taken and found deeply fulfilling. “They’re very happy,” she noted. “Obviously they would love a companion, but sometimes when you don’t have a partner and it’s something you want, you never want to lose that chance.” She emphasized the importance of a strong support system from family and friends to make solo parenting feasible.

For anyone in this situation, it’s important to consult with a fertility specialist right away. Fertility declines sharply after age 40, and delaying decisions can limit your options. Egg freezing, embryo creation, or even moving forward with donor s***m are all possibilities, but they require timely action.

From the "Fertility Options When You're On The Fence" Instagram Live on .Next.Fertility with .
For guidance on fertility at 40+, solo parenting, or egg freezing, visit www.GenerationNextFertility.com.

28/07/2025

When is it infertility?

Understanding when to seek fertility evaluation is essential for women who are trying to conceive. The timing of this assessment depends largely on age, and knowing when to act can significantly impact outcomes. While many patients start with hormone testing and ultrasounds to check their ovaries, Dr. Luk encourages a full evaluation when these time thresholds are met.

Early evaluation not only clarifies what’s happening inside your body but also opens up a wider range of treatment options, especially when time is a factor. And for women over 35, acting after just six months of trying is not rushing: it’s being proactive.

From the "Fertility Options When You're On The Fence" Instagram Live on .Next.Fertility with .

Learn more about when to test, what to expect, and how to prepare at www.GenerationNextFertility.com.

25/07/2025

Today is World IVF Day
And also World Embryologist Day

Because you can’t celebrate one without the other 🥰🙏🌿

To my embryology team: thank you.
For the precision. The care. The calm. The hope.
And to every patient: we see you.
This day is for all of you 🫶

24/07/2025

Egg Quality: Two Key Numbers Women Need to Know

Understanding egg quality is one of the most empowering steps a woman can take when considering her fertility health. While the topic can feel complex or even overwhelming, Dr. Janelle Luk simplifies it to two essential indicators: your age and how long you've been trying to conceive.

What’s more, these tests [such as AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone), FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone), and ultrasound evaluations of ovarian reserve] are often covered by insurance. Dr. Luk recommends consulting with a fertility specialist or OB-GYN to interpret the results and discuss appropriate next steps. These conversations can help women make informed decisions, whether they’re trying to conceive now or planning for the future.

Proactively checking your fertility health doesn't mean rushing into treatment. Instead, it provides clarity, and potentially more time, to make the decisions that align with your personal and professional life.

From the "Fertility Options When You're On The Fence" Instagram Live on .Next.Fertility with .

For more information about fertility testing and next steps, visit www.GenerationNextFertility.com.

22/07/2025

In fertility and in life, we often feel pressure to "keep up." But growth happens in the stillness too. There is no timeline for success, healing, or becoming a parent. Your path is uniquely yours and that’s more than okay 🌿✨

Trust your body, trust your process, and most importantly: trust yourself 💖

21/07/2025

For everyone out there who may be feeling a little nervous about the Fertility Transvaginal Ultrasound, here's a quick video on what to expect! 🌿💡

If this has been something you’ve worried about or avoided asking about, know that you're not alone! Most patients are surprised with how quick the process is (1-2 mins) and understanding the process can help make the experience so much easier so be sure to ask your questions!

Remember: fertility care should feel safe, supportive, and empowering 🙌💞✨

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