Fibroids can raise concerns for individuals hoping to start a family. If you’re trying to conceive or facing fertility challenges, you might wonder: Can fibroids cause problems during pregnancy? The answer is that it depends. Below, we examine fibroids during pregnancy and their potential impact on fertility. What Are Fibroids? Fibroids, also known as benign […]

For individuals and couples who dream of becoming parents, Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) offers a sense of hope. In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), one of the most commonly used forms of ART, has helped many overcome fertility challenges, achieving the family they’ve always wanted. As prospective patients begin to explore the IVF process, a common question

Infertility impacts one in six people worldwide. However, navigating infertility can be an undeniably difficult and emotional journey. With multiple fertility clinics, choosing the right one can further add layers of overwhelm and stress. At TRIO, our caring and compassionate professionals are here to help and ensure you aren’t alone in the process. In this

For many, getting pregnant is all about timing everything just right — and this usually means tracking your menstrual cycle and determining when ovulation occurs. However, everyone’s menstrual phases aren’t always cut and dry. While a healthy menstrual cycle can range from 23 to 35 days, late ovulation is when ovulation takes place later on

Being at a healthy weight before pregnancy can boost the odds of a smooth pregnancy and fewer complications during labour and birth — as well as a healthy baby. It can also increase your chances of conceiving. In Canada, 25% of assigned females at birth of reproductive age are overweight, and another 19% are obese.

The road toward parenthood can be filled with a mix of challenges and hope. But today, Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) offers new avenues toward making your baby dreams a reality. At TRIO, we strive to help individuals and couples use ART to create or expand their families. When undergoing fertility treatments, your fertility doctor will

A successful pregnancy requires both a quality sperm and a quality egg. Yet‌, sperm factor infertility, also known as male factor infertility, accounts for 40-50% of all infertility cases. Luckily, testing exists today to determine an accurate diagnosis and to help pave the way forward. In this article, we explore everything to know about sperm

By: Dr. Ken Cadesky, MD, FRCSC – Medical Director and Founding Partner When we are looking at sperm problems, we look at both the sperm count and the sperm quality. Certain factors can affect both of these: Sperm is particularly sensitive to environmental influences such as the air we breathe and the water we drink,