NYU Langone Reproductive Specialists of New York

10/21/2020

Genetic testing has many benefits and helps to ensure that you will be well prepared to care for the health and well-being of your child. Talk to your doctor to learn more.

PGT is a screening test to identify chromosomal abnormalities and genetic diseases within embryos. Read on to learn more about Genetic Testing!

10/16/2020

Since it is officially Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we'd like to address a question: How does having Breast Cancer correlate with infertility?🎀

The Answer: Breast Cancer often leads to treatment that exposes patients to radiation and/or chemotherapy, which can destroy a woman's eggs or compromise their ovarian function.

Fortunately, many of these treatments are successful and allow young couples to start thinking about life after cancer. For cancer survivors looking to start a family, our specialists are here for you. Click here to learn more about our team of physicians: https://bit.ly/2RR6RfI

10/14/2020

Because our doctors are highly trained in all specialties, we are able to provide personalized care in all aspects of your fertility journey—including private sessions with a nutritionist, one-on-one sessions with a psychologist and much more. To schedule your appointment, give us a call today: 516-246-2881.

09/30/2020

We're here to help you have a healthy baby when the time comes. Please give us a call at 516-739-2100 to schedule an appointment with our fertility specialists.

09/24/2020

There are many factors that come into play when considering starting a family. If you are thinking about having children in the future, egg freezing may be a great way to preserve your fertility options.

Learn more about the options available for fertility preservation:https://rsofny.com/fertility-program/fertility-preservation/

09/16/2020

View these tips for how to properly wear a mask, and just a reminder: face masks are required when coming to any of our offices for a visit. For the full list of protocols, visit NYU Langone Health.
Repost: Masks are important to help prevent the spread of . To wear a mask properly with optimal protection, the top of the mask should be over the tip of the nose up close to the bridge and extend below your chin. Tightening the loops or ties so it fits snugly around your face will reduce any gaps. Swipe left for more best practices when wearing a mask. 😷

09/10/2020

Did you know that polycystic o***y syndrome (PCOS) affects 5-10% of women? It's diagnosed when a woman has two of three characteristics, found here:https://bit.ly/2NY5hcb

08/24/2020

Questions about hormone imbalances during your fertility treatment? Here's a short guide on how hormone imbalances are treated, including estrogen therapy.

Hormone imbalances are a common causes of infertility. Here are the different ways the NYU Langone Reproductive Specialists of New York can help you treat them.

08/17/2020

Trust the process.
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08/13/2020

If you've made the decision to seek fertility care, we're here to help. Learn more about our treatment options. https://rsofny.com/treatment-options/

07/30/2020

Beginning a new fertility treatment is an exciting yet nerve-racking experience. Here are four tips to help you reduce your stress during this delicate process.

Beginning a new fertility treatment is an exciting yet nerve-racking experience. Dealing with both infertility and the hope of possibly conceiving can make for a difficult time. Know that you are not alone and that this is a common experience for many couples and future parents. Here are four tips t...

07/24/2020

Are you experiencing male factor infertility? We commonly treat male infertility with in-vitro fertilization and intracytoplasmic s***m injection.

Click here to find out how we can help: https://rsofny.com/male-fertility-evaluation-in-mineola-ny/

07/22/2020

We are available in Mineola, Brooklyn, and Huntington offering in-person visits as well as video visits for many types of appointments. Please give us a call at 516-739-2100 to schedule an appointment with our fertility specialists.

06/25/2020

Experts weigh in on the latest research on COVID-19 and a new inflammatory syndrome in children and parents are looking for information to make the right choices for their child’s health.

NYU Langone pediatrician Dr. Adam Ratner discusses what you should know about the emerging inflammatory syndrome seen in children with COVID-19. Learn more.

06/17/2020

The most common types of fertility treatments are intrauterine insemination (IUI) and in vitro fertilization (IVF). Continue reading to learn and understand more about IUI and IVF treatments and get a better idea of which fertility treatment may best suit you.

Learn more about IUI and IVF from NYU Langone Reproductive Specialists of New York, and decide which fertility treatment option seems right for you!

06/10/2020

We have many appointment options to fit our patients needs. We are offering in-person visits at our Mineola & Brooklyn offices as well as video visits for many types of appointments. Please give us a call at 516-739-2100 to schedule an appointment with our fertility specialists.

05/26/2020

Naturally-occurring hormone imbalances can affect reproductive health, but treatments and medications are available to help manage these reproductive conditions. How we can help:

Hormone imbalances can have a major impact on your reproductive health - learn more from NYU Langone Reproductive Specialists of New York.

05/18/2020

As of May 22, 2020, the Stony Brook and West Islip offices of NYU Langone Reproductive Specialists of New York will be closed. We will continue to treat patients at our two other offices in Mineola and Brooklyn, as well as monitor patients at NYU Langone Huntington Medical Group. We also offer video visits as an alternative to in-office appointments. Please call our office at 516-739-2100 should you have questions and to discuss which option best fits your needs.

05/13/2020

Our doctors are available to care for our patients. We offer in-person as well as video visits for many types of appointments. Please call 516-739-2100 to learn more about our fertility services and to schedule an appointment.

04/14/2020

We understand that it can be devastating for people who have been trying to build their families to now have to delay treatment due to COVID-19. Please read on for a message for patients from The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology: https://bit.ly/3a4x55S

04/13/2020

Wondering how you should move forward in your fertility journey during the COVID-19 pandemic? American Society for Reproductive Medicine has FAQs related to COVID-19 to answer any concerns you may have during this challenging time.

Frequently Asked Questions Related to COVID-19, presented by ASRM and SART https://www.reproductivefacts.org/faqs-related-to-covid-19/

We are updating thie document frequently, so if you have a question not addressed in this document, please leave it in a comment and ASRM will try to address it soon.

03/30/2020

We would like to take a moment to shout out our incredible team of fertility specialists on National Doctor's Day! Thank you for all you do! Please take a moment to comment and share how our doctors changed your life 😊

03/26/2020

"Some days are easier than others, but I still wish I had listened to my body when I first started having such horrible periods." -Quote via Bustle

Endo Warriors: To help raise awareness, we ask for you to share your story in the comments below 💛

03/19/2020

We're changing the way we practice medicine. We are now equipped for video visits, allowing our patients to receive the care they need without leaving home.

Visit NYU Langone Health for more information!

At NYU Langone, we’re transforming the way we practice medicine. Our providers are now equipped for video visits, allowing their patients to receive the care they need without leaving home. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2U8TEAC

03/18/2020

While some women with endometriosis never experience symptoms, there are a number of warning signs that should trigger an action when the condition is present.

These signs include painful periods, pelvic pain between periods, pain with s*x, bleeding or spotting between periods, infertility, and digestive issues.

If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms, or believe you may have endometriosis, our reproductive specialists can help. 💛

03/15/2020

Endometriosis affects more than 11% of women during their reproductive years, according to the Office of Women’s Health. Why is it so prevalent? Learn about the main causes of endometriosis.

Acknowledging the factors that cause endometriosis are key to understanding your risks.The team at NYU Langone RSofNY will walk you through treating your endometriosis.

03/13/2020

Many women are unaware they have endometriosis until they begin having fertility setbacks. But getting pregnant and having a healthy baby are possible and common with endometriosis. It’s important for women to have open conversations with their doctors about their endometriosis.

03/13/2020

NYU Langone’s Mark Mulligan, MD, talks about dos and don’ts in dealing with the novel coronavirus outbreak.

03/10/2020

Endometriosis is a common condition that tends to surface around reproductive age. It occurs when the tissue that is supposed to line the inside of the uterus is also found growing on the outside of the uterus. This tissue develops into growths and lesions, which then are presented as many different symptoms among the affected woman.

Even though this condition affects 1 in 10 women of reproductive age, endometriosis is still not talked about in the medical community as much as it should be.

Share this post to spread awareness for all those who go undiagnosed 💛