Catha Fischer

I doubt Dr. Fischer remembers my name or anything about my personal life, which doesn't matter because she provided the top-notch medical care I was hoping for. She answered my questions with deep knowledge, empathy, and a refreshingly dry wit. Dr. Fischer gave accurate estimates and, as far as I could tell, did a near-perfect job with the medication dosages and timing. She ended up retrieving 15 mature eggs while inducing minimal negative side effects from the medications or the procedure itself. The only hitch in my treatment was when Dr. Fischer prescribed Aygestin to try to time my cycle when I didn't actually need it, but after I contacted my care navigator Dr. Fischer fixed the prescriptions quickly. By this point we'd talked about scheduling my cycle for months, each time with some Aygestin thrown in to avoid some inconvenient travel I had scheduled, so I can understand why the mix-up happened.

She's great! For anyone (not just Dr. Fischer's patient) going through egg freezing I'd recommend asking questions so you understand each kind of medication you'll take, when it's administered, and why. The number of medications you'll have to handle is overwhelming at first and actually building a mental model of them helps a lot.

I had a 5 year old Mirena IUD throughout my treatment. We attempted a cycle in September 2023 but couldn't start when predicted due to an ovarian cyst. Dr. Fischer had me blast it out with Lupron, which didn't work because I'd forgotten to put the medicine in the fridge when I got it (oops) and we followed up with Pregnyl. Afterwards, I probably could have started my cycle as normal but I chose not to because it conflicted with upcoming travel plans. In 2024 I think I had a relatively cookie-cutter egg freezing cycle. I never got a positive ovulation test when waiting to start and Dr. Fischer said it was possible I never ovulated, but the timing and medications seemed to work all the same: - 150 units Menopur/225 units Follistim nightly for the first ~week, to simulate the growth of multiple follicles. After the first week, the Follistim was reduced to 150 units. - 250 units Ganirelix every morning so the follicles wouldn't ovulate early after the first week - 75 units Menopur/100 units Follistim ~40 hours before retrieval - Leuprolide acetate trigger shot 36 hours before retrieval

$250 consultation. $9,960 for treatment, including monitoring appointments, most bloodwork, and the retrieval itself. $3,242 for medication (I had to order extra trigger shots due to an ovarian cyst and forgetting to refrigerate some medications).

Didn't get embryos, only eggs.

Dr. Fischer went above and beyond to provide me with excellent care. I am fairly certain she was supposed to be off work on the day of my second egg retrieval, and she came to do the procedure anyway. (I would note that I don't agree with this, and I think she should take her well earned days off, but I did appreciate it very much!) Our relationship started after I read reviews of Spring and Dr. Fischer specifically on FertilityIQ. My husband and I had a first meeting with her where we discussed our history of miscarriage, and where we began talking about IVF. We came to the table ready to start IVF right away - we did not want to begin with other interventions - and she was understanding of that decision. She immediately began strategizing our next steps for and assured us that she would do all she could to help us find success. Fertility is extremely complicated and there are so many nuances; I always felt that she would provide as much information as we wanted to have about what was going on, and that we could always ask questions. Dr. Fischer is clearly a busy doctor, and very beloved by her patients, but I always felt that she was extremely present every time I saw her for an ultrasound or an appointment during this process. I am grateful to her for her dedication and excellent care, and I would refer my friends to her in a heartbeat.

She is a popular doctor, so you should book early! :) In all seriousness, I would say that she will take your care seriously and root for your success. She will be as aggressive as she needs to be to get you to the outcome you want.

I did two rounds of egg retrieval back to back. The first was shorter, requirng about 8 days of medication, and the second required about 14 days of medication. I think I was on a fairly routine dosage schedule, but she pushed harder the second round to get more mature eggs. I did typical Gonal-F and Menopur injections the first 5-6 nights and then the antagonist (Cetrotide) was added to suppress ovulation. During the second round, we went longer and my night time injections were reduced slightly towards the end, but we kept going for longer. In the first round, I produced 15 eggs, 9 of which were mature and fertilized via ICSI, and 5 of those became day 6 embryos. We PGT-A tested, and all 5 were euploid. For the second round, I produced 16 eggs, 11 were mature and fertilized via ICSI, and all 11 made it to day 6; 7 were euploid after PGT-A testing. We were very impressed with these results, and were of course grateful that Dr. Fischer achieved such a good outcome for us.

We had Progyny coverage for the two egg retrievals, so we paid our insurance deductible and the rest (e.g. both retrievals and all associated appointments, as well as medications) was covered. My husband switched jobs after both egg retrievals and we no longer had Progyny, so we paid for our embryo transfer out of pocket (~5K).

Dr. Fischer (and I believe Spring in general) only transfers one embryo at a time as a matter of policy. My understanding is that they do not make exceptions to this. I agree with this approach because of the risks a multiple pregnancy can present for the mother and for the fetuses. I believe they are making this recommendation because the science supports it, and I did not have a problem with this approach.

Doctor Fisher perfectly combines being kind, direct, and positive while maintaining realistic expectations. She is also very lighthearted, which would make you feel comfortable during the long and complex process of IVF.

Just make the initial appointment and let her guide you. If you have any suspicions about fertility issues, even if your primary care doctor disagrees, get evaluated. The earlier you schedule an appointment, the better. The doctor can only do so much, and every year counts.

My first cycle used an antagonist protocol, and I didn't have good results, but when discussing the process results, Doctor Fischer suggested a mid-luteal protocol and growth hormone. I feel optimistic knowing my doctor can offer different options.

They have two insurances and transparent billing practices. Strangely, they cannot store credit cards to collect copays. I had to swipe my card every time I had an appointment. Eventually, someone sent me a link to pay online, and I would just pay before I arrived.

My experience with Dr. Fischer was excellent. She is a very experienced and talented clinician, who chose a great protocol for me, and was able to grow my cohort of eggs to maturity so cohesively, that every egg was able to be frozen except just one.

Ask lots of questions.

I had an early follicular phase protocol, which started with a combination of Follistim and low dose Pregnyl. There is currently a national shortage of Menopur, so I took a higher dose of Follistim combined with the low dose Pregnyl instead. Around day 7, I started Ganirellix as the antagonist, and then used Pregnyl and Lupron for the trigger shots. After each visit, which consisted of an ultrasound to measure the size of the follicles and bloodwork, I received updated medication instructions tailored to me based on how my follicles were responding to the treatment. The results were excellent, as 94% (all except 1 egg) reach maturity and were able to be frozen. I could see that there is almost an art (and a lot of medical expertise) when it comes to how Dr. Fischer chose to modify the protocol over the course of the 2 weeks, and then chose the right day for the trigger shot.

Dr. Fischer spent considerable time with me when I had a diagnosis that will make having a family harder. She explained everything in detail, and checked on me via email several times after my visit. I appreciate that she is also doing research that could change the fertility game in the future for all of us.

Learn about your fertility numbers early. Advocate for your company/insurance to cover these early tests.

I did the initial assessment but due to cost, I was unable to move forward yet with the egg freezing I medically need due to low AMH and FSH and follicle counts. She said I will likely need 2-3 cycles performed, but cannot without insurance. She has helped write letters and provide information for me to bring to my employer in my fight for coverage.

$450 initial assessment $8750-9750 egg freezing cycle $7000+ medications $650 Annual egg storage

Since my first consultation with Dr. Fischer, which was virtual due to the COVID pandemic, I immediately liked her and felt I could trust her 100%. Her knowledge and compassion were extremely evident. She was very reassuring and she was the first doctor who diagnosed me with PCOS at the age of 34. For most of my adult life, I tried to tell my doctors that I felt that something was "off," but I felt that my doctors never really listened to me and brushed aside my symptoms. Within the first 5 minutes of my first conversation with Dr. Fischer, she was able to diagnose me with PCOS, which was one of the factors of our infertility. It was both reassuring and upsetting for me, and Dr. Fischer displayed so much compassion and gave my husband and me hope that we could conceive with fertility treatments. Dr. Fischer fully explained the treatments that were available to us, guided us on the probability of conception through IUI vs IVF, and never pushed us towards a specific treatment. (we decided on IVF due to the higher probability that we would conceive.) I was also so happy that Dr. Fischer was able to perform both my egg retrieval and embryo transfer. She also performed my last 2 ultrasounds at RMA after I was pregnant, which I was also happy about! I would definitely recommend Dr. Fischer- she is warm, compassionate, funny, and very knowledgeable.

While RMA tries to help the patient with exploring treatment options and costs involved, make sure you do your own research and contact your insurance company to find out what is covered!

My husband and I decided to pursue IVF rather than try IUI first. The success rate of IVF was much higher for us, and we didn't want to wait any longer! I have PCOS and my husband also has an infertility factor having to do with his sperm (low morphology and motility,) and Dr. Fischer felt that we would be very successful with IVF. I did one cycle of ovarian stimulation injections for IVF. The embryos were biopsied and tested for genetic abnormalities (PGS testing.) Turns out my IVF cycle was very successful- we created 25 embryos and we decided to test 12. Amazingly, 11 of the 12 embryos were viable! The embryos were then frozen, and I had my embryo transfer a little over a month after my egg retrieval. I am currently 12 weeks pregnant!

The hours for monitoring are very early in the morning, which was fine with me because it worked well with my work schedule. I barely ever had to wait for blood work or ultrasound. I think there were maybe 3-4 times when I had to wait longer than usual.

I was fortunate that my insurance covered all of the IVF procedures and most of my medications (or I had a small co-pay.) However, we still had out of pocket costs. If you pursue IVF, insurance does not cover embryo biopsy or genetic testing. You also have to pay a fee for each embryo you decide to test (I believe it was $200 per embryo.) You also have to pay out of pocket for cryopreservation, and you have to continue to pay an annual fee to keep them stored. I had a couple of other bills for one of my test procedures and for anesthesia during egg retrieval. In all, we spent a little over $6,000 for IVF.

RMA highly recommends single embryo transfer, which we were 100% fine with.

Dr Fisher was not rigid in her ways. She allowed us to try different avenues such as progesterone suppositories instead of injections even though we were unsuccessful with the suppositories. Dr Fisher also was always open to hear what we had to say based on our own research but she always firmly stated her opinion with an open mind. We also really appreciated her bedside manner.

She has an open mind and will be willing to explore options within reason.

We were fortunate to have several embryos. Instead of getting oil shots, Dr Fisher allowed us to try progesterone suppositories because of my fear of needles. Ultimately the first two transfers failed and with Dr Fisher’s suggestion I tried the oil shots which was successful.

It was hit or miss. Some days it would be efficient and other days there were so many people you have to wait a while.

$15K in total

We only tried single embryo transfer and do not recall discussing multiple embryo transfer.

We met Dr. Fischer on our first consultation visit. My husband and I had seen a series of OBGYN's that just didn't know what was wrong with us. I had recurrent miscarriages and no one knew why. When we met Dr. Fischer, she provided us with more information than we had received over the course of 2 years. I won't lie, we left the clinic a bit overwhelmed with the amount of information that was laid on us. She called us back for testing, but I was working full time and felt like it was just too much. The clinic was so understanding of this when I canceled my appointment. I took a month-long break and then decided I was ready for testing. I went into the clinic and had everything drawn up. Dr. Fischer's response came fairly quickly after all the results were in. I was diagnosed with Balanced Translocation (BT). She spent about an hour going over the diagnosis. She waited patiently as I took notes and tried to understand what was going on and what my options were. She offered to call my husband and re-explain everything to him as well since he couldn't be on the call at the same time as me. She offered a couple of different solutions to our diagnosis but it was obvious that we needed to move forward with IVF with PGD testing in order to reduce the risk of having more miscarriages. Dr. Fischer was readily available for us, to prescribe medication as my bloodwork developed, to answer questions as they arose, and put us at realistic ease when things were really looking south. She performed both the retrieval and the transfer. During both procedures, we felt like we were in capable hands. My retrieval resulted in 33 eggs, 27 fertilized, 15 Day 5 blasts, and 5 were balanced/normal PGD. Her medical protocol had worked outstandingly for us. She really has a way of making you feel like you're her most important patient. The best part, I'm currently 20 weeks pregnant with our miracle baby.

Don't be afraid to ask questions -- she has so much to offer, take advantage of it!

Monitoring appointments were always every morning from 5:45 AM to 7:30 AM. If you needed to go in over the weekend, the office would then transfer you to Basking Ridge. They were usually very quick, I would be in an out within 30 minutes. I think on two occasions they were quite overwhelmed and it took longer -- closer to an hour. I suspect because those were days coming off of holidays / long weekends. Either way, the entire process itself was very efficient.

Insurance did not cover anything, everything was out of pocket. It cost us about 30k for one full IVF cycle (including testing, bloodwork, retrieval, PGD testing, and retrieval). It will continue to cost us $1200 every year to keep our embryos on ice, and furthermore when we transfer future embryos.

I really liked Dr. Fischer as my doctor. She was warm, patient, reassuring, and supportive. The only question I had was whether her lack of experience was going to impact anything (she only recently started practicing). But in terms of bedside manner, she was wonderful.

Don't be afraid to ask questions and make sure you understand the process and what to expect. Dr. Fischer is more than happy to answer all of your questions.

We did the strongest protocol ("maxed out") due to my low AFC and AMH, which meant that I took hcg with Follistim 450. Then I took cetrotide for the trigger shot.

The monitoring visits were quick and easy. For the most part, it did not feel like a "cattle call." The wait room is big, so it doesn't feel crowded, and they kept it moving.

For embryo freezing, it was about $18,000 including ICSI and CCS. Then I paid another $4,000 for meds, but that turned out to be covered by insurance.

Dr. Catha Fischer was always speaking to me as if my IVF was going to work, she would always re-assure me that everything will be ok, she said in the end, I will have a beautiful family and she was right!

Trust her. She is very smart and knows what she is doing. When she tells you "it'll be ok" believe me, it will.

Dr. Fischer put me on Gonal F and other injection medications for my egg retrieval I cannot recall them all, after my egg retrieval I did a genetic screen test on all my embryos, she then froze the rest of the good ones and during my transfer she transferred only one healthy embryo and I am now pregnant!

I had very good health insurance and my entire IVF cycle was 100% covered, the only thing I paid for were my co-pays for medications which in total I paid approximately $200.00. I also chose to do genetic embryo testing which was not covered by insurance and I paid $5,000.00 out of pocket for that.

If the doctor says single embryo transfer is what's best, I would follow her protocol.

As I sit here on maternity leave waiting for our baby boy to make his debut, I can’t help, but think about the journey that got us to this place. Dr. Fischer was so warm and honest from our first consultation to our last appointment at RMA before leaving and going back to my regular OBGYN. I felt like I was not only her patient, but a friend and that she was invested in my husband and my dream to start a family. Dr. Fischer is just a wonderful doctor that I completely trusted throughout this entire process and would recommend her to anyone!

Be open and honest with her because she wants to help you and respects your opinions.

Dr Fischer takes her time and is thorough. There were some times I did not feel we were talking about the same thing but that was fixed. Everything felt very methodical and I sometimes wished it was more personal along the way

Gonal F with ganirelix for egg retrieval. There was no further testing of my husband's sperm or efforts to correct the morphology. We ended up with only one normal embryo to use. They did ICSI and PGS testing. Transferred one embryo during a medicated cycle my lining was over 16.

We have a lifetime max on our insurance. After one cycle, it is exhausted.

Dr Fischer was my third doctor and I wish so badly she had been my first. She is knowledgeable, friendly, funny, and wants you to succeed. I was not successful but this does not change my opinion. I’m a tough case and Dr Fischer earned me being successful so I feel bad my numbers go against her stats.

Don’t hesitate to start treatment

We tried a mid luteal which I now regret. It works for many but didn’t for me. I then had endo excision surgery and we tried one more time. We used zymot and co culture. Seemed to be a fantastic retrieval but together we had decided to do day 3 embryos. I got the most I had ever gotten and all graded high quality but ultimately the transfers didn’t work.

I had insurance that covered most treatment. What I did pay for was on the higher end ($1700ish for calcium, $500ish for zymot).

Dr.Fischer is very caring and friendly. She understands our needs and respect our choices. I got Covid during the process on day3 after I started my cycle, i think dr.fischer did adjust the treatment a little bit but in the end we are very satisfied with our result

I guess just be transparent and prepare the questions you want to ask forehead

the result is perfect, we retrieved 21 in total, and in the end 19 of them are excellent and good.

Using Progyny's benefit, overall cost $1500

Dr. Fischer is one of the most brilliant and compassionate doctors I have ever worked with. She has a completely intuitive understanding of reproductive hormones and is incredibly motivated to achieve good outcomes for her patients, in line with their goals. She always knew every detail of my past and present cycles and never failed to offer new ideas and approaches when we faced disappointing results. She has the perfect disposition of cautious optimism that is very well-suited to an REI specialist.

Dr.Fischer will hold a special place in my heart. After two miscarriages before getting treatment I am pregnant thanks to Dr.Fischer. I had one retrieval with only one surviving PGS normal embryo that was transferred. I am very thankfully for Dr.Fischer.

single embryo transfer

Dr. Catha always walked into the exam room with enthusiasm and a smile. After my first consultation with her, I knew I wanted her to be my fertility doctor. She is clear, thorough, and candid (in the best way possible). While I always entered every meeting a bit nervous to hear the outcomes, Dr. Catha made me feel at ease after I left the clinic. She is honest about the current status of your treatment and about future outcomes, which is super important during fertility treatment. Luckily, I was able to see Dr. Catha at every visit, and she performed my egg retrieval and my FET.

This advice is moreso for anyone seeking fertility treatment in general. Before walking into my initial consult, I honestly didn't know much about fertility treatments and tests (Chlomid, IUI, IVF, HSG, Saline Sonogram, etc). While Catha took the time to explain our options, pros and cons, and timelines associated with each option, it's a lot to take in at the first meeting if you're not fully aware of them at all. I would advice prospective patients do a little research on their own to understand the options at a high level so that you don't walk into the consult blindly!

After our initial consult, we knew we wanted to pursue IVF because it statistically has the highest chance of success, even though it is the most invasive. Following our consult, we informed Spring that we'd like to proceed right away. Even though we struggled to get pregnant on our own, we didn't have any serious infertility diagnosis. It ultimately came down to ovulation timing a mild case of PCOS. Dr. Fisher wasn't worried and assured us that due to my age, health, and follicle count that we should have a high chance of success with one cycle. We started with an HSG to confirm my tubes were clear. From there, I started the IVF injections after my menstrual cycle arrived. I did Gonal-F, Menopur, and Cetrotide (mid-way through) injections for about 12 days, and triggered with Lupron. Following any bloodwork at the clinic, Spring immediately updated me with dosage amount prior to my next injection. We had a successful egg retrieval. Following PGT-A testing, we ended up with 10 blasts. More than I was expecting! My FET was about a month and a half following egg retrieval. The waiting period between retrieval and FET is long, but necessary for your body to recover and for you to prepare your uterine lining. Before transfer, I did a saline sonogram to ensure my uterine lining was normal. Dr. Fisher prescribed a natural FET protocol for me, which involved progesterone pills and one trigger shot. After the retrieval, I didn't have to take any supplemental medication. After a few weeks of nerve-wracking waiting, two blood draws and ultrasounds later, we heard a heartbeat :)

Monitoring appointments are usually in the morning. The clinic can be quite crowded during this time. Spring is usually pretty efficient at getting you in and out of there within 15 minutes.

Luckily, we had Progyny insurance. Our out of pocket costs will be around $3,000. For full cost of treatment, I'd advise you talk to Spring about your specific case!

From our first visit, Dr. Fischer was very supportive and caring. She listened to all our issues and concerns and answered every single question we had. Dr. Fischer then proposed a treatment route and made sure we understood and were on board with it. We always felt that she had our best interest in mind, knowing that this is a very expensive treatment and she always offered the best alternative to us. She understands the stress and rollercoaster of emotions of going under fertility treatments. Though, to me the process was definitely easier just knowing that Dr. Fisher was there for us. Dr. Fischer also explained the risks of each decision and cautioned us about all the outcomes. We went to her office a few times before starting the treatment and she was always very patient and caring towards us, she would always call back when we needed to ask some specific questions. We were under her care for about two years, and I’m finally 14 weeks pregnant through IVF. We certainly wouldn’t be able to go through all the process if it wasn’t for Dr. Fisher personalized care and expertise. We still have one embryo left at the clinic and I couldn’t imagine going through all the process again without Dr. Fisher.

Don't be afraid of asking any questions you have regarding the treatment and all the little details, no matter how simplistic you might think your questions are. Dr. Fisher is there to help you.

For my second egg stimulation, Dr. Fischer changed the dose of Follistim which resulted in a significant higher number of eggs and consequently more fertilized eggs. For my second egg transfer, Dr. Fischer decided to do a synthetic cycle, opposed to a natural cycle, where she could control my ovulation period and resulted in my current pregnancy.

Morning monitoring was always very efficient. At RMA the monitoring hours were between 6am-7:30am, but if something had to be changed they would accommodate something for me. At times, morning monitoring could get very busy, but I never had to wait more than 15 minutes to be seen.

Fertility treatment is not cheap, but we were confident we were under the best care we could get and that justified all the cost. We had two IUI and two IVF round, that all cost us around $65,000.00 including medication.

Dr. Fischer had my health as a priority, she was not concerned about numbers. She decided to transfer one embryo to avoid preterm labor and other complications and I think that was the best call.

I have a very complicated medial history and am extremely high risk to carry my own child. Dr. Fischer advocated for me, did her own research, spoke to my other doctors and made it possible for my husband and I to complete a second IVF cycle resulting in a healthy pregnancy with our second son.

Don't expect to interact with her outside of the initial consultation but be confident she is making all the decisions behind the scenes.

One thing worth noting is I did a natural transfer cycle to avoid unnecessary hormone treatments. This was the best decision based on my medical history and it was successful.

$18000

I would have loved to have twins and have this be our last pregnancy but I know it increased my risks and I respect the doctors opinion to only transfer one embryo.

Dr. Fischer was personable and friendly. She explained everything clearly and was willing to answer and clarify any and all questions. During cycles, Dr. Fischer checked in on how I was doing and feeling and always made herself available to speak to me personally if I was concerned. She helped me stay positive with her positive energy and determination to make this work. She is truly amazing and would not hesitate to recommend her to someone seeking fertility options!

She will give you hope but is also realistic about the chances of success for each individual and their specific situation. She is very receptive to any questions and concerns.

Procedures included daily injections, oral medications as needed, and additional medications for specific timeframes. Gonal-F and ovidrel for IUI’s, Gonal-F and 2 additional medications for retrieval preparation. One FET using progesterone injections and the second (successful) natural cycle with progesterone suppositories.

My husband and I couldn't have asked for a better doctor for this journey! We always felt fully informed and that she had our best interests in mind. If there were hesitations to make a decision, Dr. Fischer called us to talk everything through until we felt confident in the next steps. I liked that she didn't put my body through more than necessary with her medication plan and transfer.

Definitely book an appointment with her! She may be a newer doctor but she's extremely knowledgeable with an array of fertility options and has great communication skills to make all parties feel comfortable and informed but any treatments performed.

Since I didn't have any hormone issues, Dr. Fischer did a moderate medicine protocol for the egg retrieval and found the perfect balance of quality and quantity. We had 13 eggs and were left with 5 embryos frozen. For the transfer, she decided not to put my body through more than necessary and went with a natural transfer. This followed my body's natural cycle. It can be frustrating when your body takes longer than expected to ovulate following a retrieval but I'm glad we did that because all I took was a trigger shot followed by progesterone suppositories. That transfer took and currently 14 weeks pregnant!

Efficient, well-oiled machine. I didn't feel like it was a cattle call and I never waited more than 30 minutes. The earlier you got there the better and sometimes I was in and out in 20 minutes for BW & US.

Our total IVF cycle cost was about $26K plus meds and luckily I had good insurance coverage and paid $300 for meds and $3200 for the entire cycle.

Dr. Fischer's standard is single embryo transfer unless certain circumstances are better suited to multiple.

Doctor Fischer is a brilliant doctor, and I cannot recommend working with her enough. She has this superpower of being able to articulate her vast expertise in a way that is simple and easy to understand which my partner and I very much appreciated. Every appointment I was at, she was also there with a smile and an unbeatable attitude.

Come prepared with your questions because she will be more than happy to answer them all!

Follistim and Ganirelix stims. Lupron and Novarel trigger.

Around $14k for the embryo freezing and $200 per embryo for testing

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I came to Dr Fischer somewhat broken. I had had multiple failures over the course of 2 years at the “best and “most prominent “ fertility clinics across the country . I didn’t have much hope. Dr fischer did an hour consult w me. Went over what had happened in the past, and came up w a new plan. She gave honest opinions on treatments and never gave false promises but definitely gave me the ability to want to try one more time. She was at every visit, she explained everything to me, and I seriously felt like her team were my best friends while I was in treatment. I miss them! I’m looking at my baby boy right now. Dr Fischer gave my husband and I a son and my daughter a sibling. We have two more boys on ice. There are no words to describe the gift that she has given us. I recommend Dr Fischer to everyone who needs hope. Don’t waste your time and money going other places. Just go to Spring.

Relax. She’s got you!!

Mid luteal cycle Frequent medication adjustments Not as much medication as other clinics Growth hormone

Ivf 16000 Calcium activation of eggs 1500 Transfer 5000

Dr fischer recommended only transferring one embryo at a time

I had a great experience with Dr. Fischer, she was warm, friendly, and made me feel completely comfortable. I was fully informed throughout the entire process and her team was always available to answer any questions. I highly recommend Dr. Fischer!

Do research before, and make sure to come with questions

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10K for egg freezing around 8-9K for medicine