Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility
Providing the highest level of fertility care
Our Reproductive Endocrinologists are trained to diagnose and treat common fertility issues, including unexplained infertility, PCOS and tubal problems.
At IU Health, our fellowship-trained and nationally recognized Reproductive Endocrinologists have unique expertise in caring for your needs.
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) is a specialty within Gynecology. All of our physicians were trained as an OB/GYN before receiving more specialized training for patients seeking fertility treatments. As a result, our team sees patients experiencing difficulties becoming pregnant. These difficulties can be due to various reasons - including recurrent pregnancy loss.
We provide care for patients experiencing a variety of fertility issues and provide the following services:
- Consult appointments for patients with fertility questions, including any related to age or medical conditions
- Evaluation & treatment of uterine problems such as uterine septum
- Recurrent pregnancy loss evaluation
- Fertility treatments include oral medications, injections, inseminations for partner and donor sperm and in-vitro fertilization
- Blood work
- Early menopause (ovarian insufficiency) treatment
- Oncofertility consult appointments for patients wishing to freeze their eggs before cancer treatment
- Surgery to correct fertility-related uterine and pelvic conditions
What treatment options are available to me?
The first step before any treatment is providing information and education to help you understand the nature of fertility and trouble getting pregnant and the treatment options available. Then, our team will work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan that fits your goals and individual circumstances.
What is Reproductive Endocrinology?
Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) is a specialty within Gynecology. All of our physicians were trained as an OB/GYN before receiving more specialized training for patients seeking fertility treatments. As a result, our team sees patients experiencing difficulties becoming pregnant. These difficulties can be due to various reasons - including recurrent pregnancy loss.
We provide care for patients experiencing a variety of fertility issues and provide the following services:
- Consult appointments for patients with fertility questions, including any related to age or medical conditions
- Evaluation & treatment of uterine problems such as uterine septum
- Recurrent pregnancy loss evaluation
- Fertility treatments include oral medications, injections, inseminations for partner and donor sperm and in-vitro fertilization
- Blood work
- Early menopause (ovarian insufficiency) treatment
- Oncofertility consult appointments for patients wishing to freeze their eggs before cancer treatment
- Surgery to correct fertility-related uterine and pelvic conditions
What treatment options are available to me?
The first step before any treatment is providing information and education to help you understand the nature of fertility and trouble getting pregnant and the treatment options available. Then, our team will work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan that fits your goals and individual circumstances.
Reproductive Endocrinology Research & Education
At IU Health, we provide you with the highest quality care possible. We do this in an atmosphere that’s designed to improve future treatment for women as well.
We regularly work with OB/GYN residents in training as well as Indiana University medical students to provide medical education related to fertility and gynecologic care. We undertake research projects to try to better understand fertility and why some patients have trouble conceiving as well as trouble carrying a pregnancy. We are dedicated to the education of the next generation of physicians and to improving fertility care for future patients.
Why IU Health for Reproductive Endocrinology
Reproductive Endocrinology Research & Education
At IU Health, we provide you with the highest quality care possible. We do this in an atmosphere that’s designed to improve future treatment for women as well.
We regularly work with OB/GYN residents in training as well as Indiana University medical students to provide medical education related to fertility and gynecologic care. We undertake research projects to try to better understand fertility and why some patients have trouble conceiving as well as trouble carrying a pregnancy. We are dedicated to the education of the next generation of physicians and to improving fertility care for future patients.
