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February 4th, 2010 by adminJust what we need…a new threat to reproduction
January 26th, 2010 by Dr. Arthur Wisot FACOGIt seems like there is a story almost every day about threats to our health from products we use almost every day. Today's threat is to reproduction. The Los Angeles Times reported, "In a study published today, a decreased likelihood of pregnancy is linked to flame-retardant chemicals in foam furniture, electronics, fabrics and more. Californians…
RPMG docs honored as “Best Doctors” and “Super Doctors”
January 21st, 2010 by Dr. Arthur Wisot FACOGRPMG's Dr. Bill Yee has been included in the publication, "Best Doctors in America" for 2009 and 2010.
This honor is based on recommendations of other physycians. Castle Connolly Medical LTD. also selected Dr. Yee for the 9th edition of "America's Top Doctors." .
Drs. Gregory Rosen and David…
How long should one abstain before an IUI?
January 19th, 2010 by Dr. Arthur Wisot FACOGThis is one of those questions in medicine where the question never changes, but the answer does. Over the years I have seen the pendulum of advice swing back and forth from a shorter to a longer period of abstinence before an IUI.
Here's the latest. A study reported in the January 2010 edition of Fertility & Sterility shows a…
More on inherited thrombophilias and pregnancy
January 13th, 2010 by Dr. Arthur Wisot FACOGThere is now more evidence that women who have two copies (are homozygous) of mutations for genes that can cause inappropriate blood clotting (thrombophilia) are not as likely as previously thought to suffer from some pregnancy complications. The Jamuary 2010 issue of the medical journal "Obstetrics & Gynecology" contains two articles and an editorial, "The Truth About Inherited Thrombophilias and…
Dr. Wisot quoted on foxnews.com
January 8th, 2010 by Dr. Arthur Wisot FACOGRPMG's Dr. Arthur Wisot was quoted in an article on Jennifer Lopez' negative views on IVF on foxnews.com.
In response to her negative views, Dr. Wisot commented, "I can't speak about her personal choices, but I think that we live in an era of reproductive freedom and everybody is welcome to reproduce in whatever way they wish,” fertility specialist…
Dr. Wisot quoted in L. A Times
January 5th, 2010 by Dr. Arthur Wisot FACOGIn the January 5, 2010 edition of the L. A. Times RPMG's Dr. Arthur Wisot was quoted in an article about Octo-Mom's doctor being charged with gross negligence by the Medical Board of California.
From the article:
Fertility doctors said that it's difficult to judge whether fresh or frozen embryos should have been used, but that the medical board seems…
Inherited Thrombophilias and Infertility
January 4th, 2010 by Dr. Arthur Wisot FACOGA question that I occasionally hear is whether inherited tendencies to clot abnormally (thrombophilias) are a cause of infertility or early pregnancy loss. Most people asking this question have gotten this notion from surfing the internet. Our group’s opinion on the subject has been that these conditions are not major factors in either early pregnancy…
Empty Follicle Syndrome-What to do?
December 21st, 2009 by Dr. Arthur Wisot FACOGI hate when this happens. Fortunately it is fairly unusual, but devastating. We start a retrieval with everything going well but the embryologist does not find any eggs. It's called Empty Follicle Syndrome. The follicles are not really empty but the hCG administered to start the process of releasing the egg has not worked. What do we do? In the…
Thrombophilia and Infertility
December 15th, 2009 by Dr. Arthur Wisot FACOGOne myth about unexplained infertility is that it may be caused by a hereditary thrombophilia, a mutation in a gene such as prothrombin, MTHFR or Factor V Leiden, mutations that can predispose an individual to abnormal blood clotting. They have also been postulated as a cause of recurrent early miscarriage. Neither cause-and-effect relatioship has been proven and most authorities do…

