August Journal Club: Menstrual Preconditioning for the Prevention of Major Obstetrical Syndromes in Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Background: Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common endocrine disorder in women of childbearing age (6.8%–18%), is among the most common causes of infertility due to ovulation factors, and accounts for 55%–70% of infertility cases caused by chronic anovulation. In this study, we used a combination of letrozole and clomiphene in patients resistant to both drugs individually, and studied the effects of this combination in ovulation and pregnancy in resistant PCOS patients.
June Teacher Series : Informed Consent and Fertility Awareness Based Methods
Informed Consent and FABM's, Presented by: Jan Paterson, M.D., DABFM, CFCMC, FCP
June Research Updates: Pregnancy evaluations associated with Fertility Recognition when Avoiding Pregnancy
This webinar proposes a standardized model to address the complex circumstances of pregnancy associated with the use of fertility recognition and the difficulty of its evaluation. Participants will learn to define and identify the different situations associated with pregnancy while using methods of fertility recognition (FABM) with the initial intent to avoid pregnancy. Practitioners will learn to organize and standardize clinical practice when facing a pregnancy..
North American Regional Conference For RRM 2019
North American Regional Conference for Restorative Reproductive Medicine Hosted by the International Institute for Restorative Reproductive Medicine Held At Normandy Farm Hotel and Conference Centre Blue […]
16th Annual General Meeting and International Conference for RRM
Early Bird Registration now Open! IIRRM brings together research, education, clinical practice and case studies for a full agenda, with a pre-conference September 6, hosted by Neo Fertility. This conference is an ideal opportunity for researchers, clinicians, students, Fertility Awareness Educators and other Allied Health Professionals at all stages of their career to hear the latest developments in Restorative Reproductive Medicine (RRM) research and network across number of disciplines. CME/CPD Application has been filed with the EACCME (European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education).
Latin American Conference For RRM
This 3 day conference brought together health care professionals from around the world to Santiago, Chile working with the common goal to improve, and discuss research and patient care in the field of Restorative Reproductive Medicine. Hosted by Clinica Universidad de los Andes, and Sponsored by IIRRM the event offered professional development, education, networking and highlights of new research in the RRM field. Available presentations have live Spanish video and audio with a separate recorded audio-English translation.
RRM Bulletin: Vol. 8
Effects of medications on mucus The fertility charts of women using fertility awareness based methods (FABMs) is a wonderful tool for seeing changes in life. Mucus quantity and quality, as well as days of mucus, can be seen to diminish with age, stress, weight loss, and strenuous exercise regimens. Dry cycles, or those with very limited mucus, can make it challenging to find optimal timing for days of fertility, and for lab testing or tracking when to start progesterone or other hormonal supplementation.
