Show Notes
Dr. Natalie Crawford, board-certified OB-GYN and REI, answers your fertility questions.1. Husband has low sperm morphology. IUI didn’t work—how much does morphology really matter?
2. After 5 losses and 2 years trying, she’s scared to do IVF with genetic testing. What are her next steps?
3. Low AMH, 3 miscarriages, 3 IUIs, 1 IVF—doctor recommended DHEA without checking testosterone. Could her high testosterone have affected IVF?
4. Thoughts on phone-based fertility monitors for someone with PCOS? Are urine hormone measurements reliable?
5. Miscarriage 6 months ago, now trying again. Husband has low testosterone—what safe options or natural approaches can help?
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