Our Louisiana fertility center team uses PCOS Awareness Month to help educate our patients. We help women learn more about polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and how to manage it.
This common condition is a disorder that affects a woman’s hormones,
...If you have been struggling to conceive, the team at ArkLaTex Fertility can help you fulfill your dream of parenthood. David T. Vandermolen MD has provided fertility care to patients for 30 years. Dr. Vandermolen wants to help his patients conceive as soon as possible,
...At our Northern Louisiana fertility center, David T. Vandermolen MD understands that trying to conceive without success takes an emotional and physical toll. As your trusted partner, Dr. Vandermolen works hard to identify any hindrances to conception. He then develops a detailed plan to help you have a healthy pregnancy.
...When you’re struggling to conceive, infertility testing can help you and your doctor find out why. During your fertility evaluation, Dr. David T. Vandermolen will order testing for both you and your partner. For the male partner, this step involves a semen analysis at our Northern Louisiana fertility center.
...Just like no two fingerprints are identical, David T. Vandermolen MD, the medical director of our Northern Louisiana fertility center, believes no two situations are the same. He develops individualized treatment plans to address each patient’s specific needs. He develops individualized treatment plans to address each patient’s specific needs.
...For some, having a baby is a quick and easy journey. For others, it’s a long, winding road. If you are on a fertility journey, or if you know someone who is, Toi and Anthony’s story may offer solace and wisdom for those dealing with an infertility diagnosis.
...In many cases, we create visions for how our lives will proceed: career, sometimes marriage and then children. Often, these plans take a different turn when it comes to family building. Estimates suggest that 1 in 4 U.S. couples struggles with infertility. David T.
...Q: If I’m trying to get pregnant, should I stop trying to conceive due to the Coronavirus?
A: If you don’t have COVID-19, there is no medical reason to change your plans regarding trying to conceive. However, there may be logistical, psychological, and emotional reasons to modify your plans. For example, there may be less access to routine prenatal care.
...Beginning May 18, 2020, we will return to regular clinic hours 8 am – 4:30 pm. COVID-19 measures will remain in place to promote patient and employee safety including enhanced screening and social distancing efforts. The safety and well-being of our patients, employees, and partners are of the utmost importance to us.
Restrictions Visitor restrictions remain in place....We are pleased that beginning May 1, 2020 we will be resuming full-service fertility care including Intra-uterine Insemination (IUI) therapy and In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF). COVID-19 measures are in place to promote patient and employee safety including enhanced screening and social distancing efforts. The safety and well-being of our patients, employees, and partners is of the utmost importance to us.
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