When seeking treatment, know


not all women’s health or reproductive healthcare professionals consider the microbiome when evaluating a couple for preconception care, infertility, or recur- rent miscarriages. Seek the guidance of a health professional with the knowledge to best support you.


With millions of preterm births each


year and all the complications and costs that accompany PTB; a thorough health history of both partners, balancing all mi- crobiomes, and eradication of pathogenic infections should be a top priority before trying to become pregnant. Correcting imbalances before conception can greatly improve the pregnancy experience and overall health of the fetus, allowing higher likelihood of full term birth.


Dr. Nicole Kerr, ND, LAc recently opened an all- natural fertility clinic in Wallingford CT, Fertility Oasis. At Fertility Oasis, Dr. Kerr teaches her patients the im-


portance of preconception care and about all treatment options available to couples struggling to conceive. Male and female infertility factors are addressed by Dr. Kerr to offer comprehensive fertility care for her patients. Fertility Oasis, 857 N Main St Ext Suite 1, Wallingford CT, 203.265.0459 www.fertilityoasis.com. See ad on page 30.


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