“Mothers-to-be” Day
By Dr. Drew Moffitt – Mother’s Day is upon us. It is not the most welcome holiday for many of my infertility patients, but little is said about the incredible love, sacrifice and courage of “mothers-to-be.”
Fertility Blogs by Dr. Drew Moffitt
About the author
Drew V. Moffitt, M.D., FACOG, has been a board-certified infertility specialist since 1999 and is currently the medical director of the Arizona Reproductive Medicine Specialists. Dr. Moffitt is also the director of the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center and an assistant professor at the University of Arizona.
For many years Dr. Moffitt has been named one of the “Top Docs” in Infertility in Phoenix Magazine. He completed his training in reproductive endocrinology and infertility medicine at the Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine in Norfolk, Virginia, an institution that pioneered in vitro fertilization and is one of the largest and most successful IVF programs in the world.
Does Your Doctor Lie?
By Dr. Drew Moffitt – The other day I found out that I had been lied to … By another infertility doctor in town. “Never trust a stranger.”
Certified Care
By Dr. Drew Moffitt – As a board certified Ob/Gyn with subspecialty certification in REI, I must maintain that certification for my patients.
You’re In Good Hands
By Dr. Drew Moffitt – During consultations I go over risks of doing an IVF cycle telling what the probability of having a complication is.
Journal Club
By Dr. Drew Moffitt – Journal Club is like a book club with professors, residents and students at a my Reproductive Endocrinology Institute and those who pioneered IVF. I consider it one of the greatest honors of my life to have been able to work with these great pioneers and to have trained at the Jones Institute.
New Year’s Resolve
By Dr. Drew Moffitt – One infertility patient’s New Year’s resolution for pregnancy after 10 years of treatment, endometriosis and IVF.
A Christmas Carol
By Dr. Drew Moffitt – Christmas is special for some couples struggling with infertility, while others receive mixed news. Hold on to hope for a positive pregnancy.