BUNDL BLOG
By Dr. Joe Massey, MD In honor of Pride Month, we’re addressing the possibility for men to have a child or children through a gestational carrier, whether they’re partnered, married, or unpartnered. Egg donation All fertility clinics have access to
By Dr. Joe Massey, MD 1. Know what PCOS is Polycystic ovary syndrome is a classification for women who have a variety of symptoms related to menstrual disorders linked to lack of ovulation and resulting failed efforts trying to conceive
By Dr. Joe Massey, MD Are you struggling with infertility? We’ve compiled everything you need to know about intrauterine insemination, commonly known as IUI, which is the first line of treatment for many people who are trying to conceive. Figure
By Dr. Joe Massey, MD You’ve had your new patient consult, been thoroughly evaluated, and made the decision to do in vitro fertilization (IVF). You’ve discussed your insurance and financial investment with your financial counselor at your IVF clinic. Your
By Dr. Joe Massey, MD What is Unexplained Infertility? Unexplained infertility can be a very frustrating diagnosis to hear from your doctor. A diagnosis is considered “unexplained infertility” when a couple has been trying to conceive without success for six
By Dr. Joe Massey, MD For those who have been trying to conceive without success, in vitro fertilization (IVF) can be a miraculous treatment. There are a variety of other reasons people need to go through IVF, including special medical situations or
For the Bundl team, infertility is a personal issue. Each dedicated, compassionate founding member behind Bundl has directly experienced infertility, and the challenges and surprises (both good and bad) they’ve faced along the way are what lead to the creation
If you’re planning to start IVF soon, don’t wait until the treatment actually begins to start prepping and supporting your body for the big changes ahead. As you probably already know, IVF is no emotional or physical vacation. You’ll be
IVF treatment demands a lot – a lot of patience, a lot of courage, a lot of hope and resilience and physical endurance. There’s the waiting and the uncertainty, and there are countless emotional and physical ups and downs that
You would think that after 16 years of telling my story so many times, I would have it memorized, but truth is I do not. I am certain that my subconscious has pushed so many of those memories away in
“Secondary Infertility”, is what my doctor said. To me that was just a contradiction. Infertility was something that was revealed the very first time you were trying to get pregnant. I had a healthy toddler that I had no trouble conceiving