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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2024 · 41 MIN

EP33: The impact of decreased ovarian reserve (DOR) on fertility and IVF treatments

from My Fertility Podcast · host Dr. Garcia & Dr. Wais

Welcome back superhumans! Today, we're talking about a topic that we get a lot of questions about on social media: decreased ovarian reserve or it can also be called diminished ovarian reserve, and we also often refer to it as DOR. We talk about what is DOR? How somebody with DOR can maximize their fertility, both via lifestyle and vitamins and planning for natural pregnancy. We also explain DOR in relation to IVF in terms of different protocols and ad-ons and therapy. You may be interested in listening to EP23: Renee's story: A 4.5 year IVF journey, the power of Instagram & fertility advocacy. Renee's journey with infertility was long and painful. She talks about her diminished ovarian reserve (DOR) and being what she calls the worst of the worst prognosis and how she was able to turn that around and have a success story that she's sharing with us today. Follow us on Instagram @myfertilitypodcast, YouTube @MyFertilityPodcast, or reach out to us at [email protected] Markham Fertility Centre at markhamfertility.com 

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Welcome back superhumans! Today, we're talking about a topic that we get a lot of questions about on social media: decreased ovarian reserve or it can also be called diminished ovarian reserve, and we also often refer to it as DOR. We talk about what is DOR? How somebody with DOR can maximize their fertility, both via lifestyle and vitamins and planning for natural pregnancy. We also explain DOR in relation to IVF in terms of different protocols and ad-ons and therapy. You may be inter...

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