Dr. Peter Ahlering
Improving fertility potential begins with a healthy lifestyle following the three pillars of good health.
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This is an interesting story recently published by some local media. The subject is one we had long known is a concern, that sperm counts over the last 30 years have been declining tremendously. The World Health Organization (WHO) does periodic studies that sets the standard for what is “normal” and the “normal range” for…
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This is an interesting article, obviously it is done in aged mice, as opposed to humans. That said, many people utilize supplementation with antioxidant supplements such as Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), Resveratrol. There are many others that people feel may be beneficial to ovarian function, sperm function and/or egg and sperm “quality.” While no direct evidence…
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Successful implantation requires a high-quality embryo and sufficient receptive endometrial growth. During implantation, the human endometrium goes through extraordinary changes that are crucial for endometrial and embryonic development. Because of this, it has been essential for clinicians to be sure that the endometrial thickness (ET) and embryo quality are measured or treated in case of…
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Sperm cryopreservation is a technique which is a recommended strategy to preserve male fertility for men who have low sperm count, low testosterone and/or is in need for cancer care treatment. The purpose is to cryopreserve sperm, which can last for many years, preserving one’s future fertility potential. When there is existing low sperm count…
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This is a good study that indicates when transferring a lower quality blastocyst with a high-quality blastocyst, at the same time, it does not result in a decreased probability of success. In fact, there is a small increase in the number of live births.
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As this article, “Sperm Counts Continue to Fall,” in the Atlantic points out, sperm counts have been known to be declining for decades, since the early 70s. Studies have shown that between 1973 and 2011 there was a decrease of 60% or more in total sperm counts and a decrease of more than 50% in…
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After a year of fertility treatments with no success at another clinic, we were introduced to MCRM at an informational seminar. We were immediately put at ease by Dr Ahlering and Dr Aubuchon’s warm presence and extensive knowledge. It made us excited to start treatments again and renewed our hope. We found that we had…
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It is rather common for women to experience mild to moderate cramping after intrauterine insemination (IUI). More information is coming forward to support the probability that cramping does not decrease the chances of pregnancy at all. Based on an earlier study suggesting intravaginal prostaglandins were beneficial, a new study gave misoprostol to patients at the…
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Our own Dr. Peter Ahlering and Dr. Mira Aubuchon have recently contributed to a provocative new study assessing relationships between sperm capacitation and male fertility. Prospectively predicting male fertility is a paradigm shift, and we’re committed not only to sharing the most current information available but engaging in it. The accomplishments and expertise of our…
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