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“I laughed so hard, I peed.” It’s a comical postpartum predicament in a romantic comedy, but bladder leaks are less funny when it’s real life. If you find yourself still running to the bathroom after your baby is born, …
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Misshapen uterus. Uterine malformation. Uterine anomalies. It is known as many things but describes the same condition. It’s a malformation of the uterus that women are born with, meaning it develops during embryonic life. In technical terms: the Mullerian ducts, …
/ Posted in: Menstrual Disorder /
How often do you experience period pain? Do you bleed heavily during your cycle? Or perhaps your cycle never seems to even start. Have you ever wondered if it’s more than just period pain? If you’re shouting “Yes,” to any …
/ Posted in: Fertility /
When a couple is struggling to conceive, it can be an extremely frustrating time. The woman may feel she is at fault while the man may feel the same about himself. What surprises many couples is that fertility issues occur …
Dr. Kaldas talks about the challenge of recurrent miscarriage with hosts Lisa Malak and Millaine Wells on CBS Local 5 Live. Video courtesy of WFRV.
/ Posted in: Polycystic Ovary Syndrome /
According to the Centers for Disease Control, polycystic ovary syndrome or PCOS affects nearly 10% of women in the United States. PCOS is a common hormonal imbalance in which a woman has high levels of androgens, the male hormone, and …
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Every May, just like clockwork, Women’s Health Week is celebrated beginning on Mother’s Day. Coordinated by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office, Women’s Health Week is a way of encouraging women to take control of improving their …
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When a loved one is struggling with infertility, it can be difficult to know the right things to say or how to act or help. While your intentions may be well-meaning, for those going through infertility it can be a …
/ Posted in: Fertility /
Once a year in April, a week is dedicated to the national movement of raising awareness around infertility in the United States. Infertility is actually quite common. In fact, 13% of couples in the United States have trouble conceiving. Additionally, …
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Dr. Kaldas speaks on infertility and The ART of Infertility with hosts Lisa Malak and Millaine Wells on CBS Local 5 Live. Video courtesy of WFRV.
With battling infertility for years, Dr. Kaldas made our dream come true! We had tried to get pregnant naturally for about 2 years. We then decided to seek medical help. After multiple unsuccessful medicated cycles and multiple failed intrauterine inseminations (IUI) and multiple doctors we were finally referred to Dr. Rami Kaldas. After meeting Dr. Kaldas for the first time, we had regained our hope in achieving our dream of having a baby. We were distraught and lost after dealing with infertility for the past 3 years, but Dr. Kaldas gave us that newfound hope. He gave us reassurance and helped reduce our stress and anxiety. After only 2 months of being treated by Dr. Kaldas, we were pregnant! He is a true professional in his field! We are very thankful to have met Dr. Kaldas. During our pregnancy he was still by our sides ensuring the successful delivery of our little one. He is very dedicated, knowledgeable and committed to each of his patients. The night I went into labor he had worked an entire day, stayed the entire night and worked the following day as he had multiple other deliveries and appointments to keep. He is very driven and dedicated to his patients and it shows. No amount of thanks will ever be enough. I highly recommend Dr. Kaldas to anyone dealing with infertility or pregnancy!
Sarah / Menasha, WI
