Allen Morgan, MDShore Institute for Reproductive Medicine
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I HAVE RECOMMENDED LOTS OF FRIENDS TO DR.MORGAN HE IS A VERY KIND AND CARING GENTLEMAN AND CARES ABOUT EACH PERSON THAT WALKS IN HIS DOORS. HE WILL DO WHAT HE CAN TO GET YOU WHAT YOU WANT.IT WORKED FOR ME AND I WILL BE BACK AGAIN FOR ANOTHER ONE. THANKS DR. MORGAN
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Procedures Offered
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- Artificial Insemination
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Ideal Candidate: Artificial insemination is a process in which sperm are injected directly into the woman's cervix or uterus. When the sperm are placed inside the uterus, the process is also known as intrauterine insemination, or IUI. The procedure can be used for male factor problems, including low sperm count and poor sperm motility. It can also be used when the woman has problems with her reproductive structures or her cervical mucus.
- Egg Donation
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Ideal Candidate: In some cases, the woman may be unable to produce eggs for an assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedure or the man's sperm may be unable to fertilize her egg. In these situations, egg and sperm donors can provide a solution. Choosing a donor is a sensitive process that should be done with care, planning, and patience. We help match donors with patients. Our experience enables us to account for all of the legal and emotional issues at stake.
- In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
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Ideal Candidate: In Vitro Fertilization is probably the best known assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedure. It can be a good option for couples if treatments such as fertility drugs, sperm injection, and surgery have not been successful. Good candidates also include couples in which: the woman has endometriosis or fallopian tube problems; the man has a low sperm count, sperm motility problems, or an autoimmune response that destroys sperm; or when the cause of infertility is unknown.
- Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)
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Ideal Candidate: Many couples wish to have children of their own but are unable to because of a low sperm count, insufficient sperm movement, or sperm that are too weak to penetrate the wall of the egg. ICSI is a revolutionary new process that drastically improves the chance of achieving pregnancy. Like IVF, we begin by prescribing fertility drugs for the woman. Once the eggs are at the proper stage, we extract them by follicular aspiration.
- Laparoscopy
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Ideal Candidate: A significant technological advance, laparoscopic surgery allows us to view the inside of a patient's abdomen, including the reproductive organs, through a small, tube-like device known as a laproscope. The laproscope functions like a lighted telescope inside the patient's body. It allows us a clearer view of the internal organs in a minimally invasive way.
Donor Egg IVF
- Egg Freezing
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Ideal Candidate: Embryonic freezing is a modified form of IVF. For cryopreservation, once the sperm fertilizes the eggs, we allow the embryos to develop for several days. We then place the embryos in our specially designed facilities, where they are frozen for future use (rather than being placed back inside the woman's uterus immediately). When a woman decides to become pregnant, she returns to our clinic and the embryos are then reinserted into her uterus.
Embryo Adoption
Embryo Freezing
Fertility Preservation for Cancer Patients
Fine Needle Aspiration
Hysteroscopy
ICSI (Microfertilization)
In Office Sterilization
Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
Male Infertility
- Medical Fibroid Treatment
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Ideal Candidate: Uterine fibroids are growths of smooth muscle and connective tissue that occur along the uterine wall. Their size may vary from that of a needle's point to that of a volleyball. Although uterine fibroids are not life-threatening, they can cause heavy menstrual bleeding, pain, and a heavy sensation. They can sometimes interfere with pregnancy or cause infertility. The cause of uterine fibroids is not known.
- Medical Treatment of Endometriosis
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Ideal Candidate: We offer treatment options for women with endometriosis, beginning with laparoscopic diagnosis. Hysterectomy is often the treatment method recommended for women who do not wish to have children, but there are more limited surgical techniques available that may help women hoping to become pregnant. We can remove the excess endometrial tissue and increase a woman's odds of becoming pregnant significantly--sometimes up to 40%. Contact us for more information about treatment options for endometriosi
Microhatching
- Sperm Cryopreservation (Sperm Freezing)
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Ideal Candidate: Sperm freezing is often an excellent choice for men who have to undergo chemotherapy and want to have their own children later in life. The man supplies a sperm sample that is frozen and placed into our clinic's specially designed facilities. This procedure may also be ideal for men who have little sperm in their ejaculate and wish to undergo an operation to extract sperm for future use. The sperm are collected through sperm aspiration
- Sperm Donation
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Ideal Candidate: The process begins when we retrieve the egg or sperm from the donor. For the female donor, this is done through follicular aspiration, a relatively painless process that removes the egg through the cervix. The male usually collects sperm through masturbation. The egg is usually used for an ART procedure, while the sperm is often used for artificial insemination. The best egg donor candidates are young -- ideally in their early twenties. Chances for a successful pregnancy vary, so please contact
Surgical Treatment of Endometriosis
Surgical Treatment of Fibroids
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