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Patient Resources


Support and Counseling

We realize this time can be hard on you and your partner. We have a great network of people who can help you throughout your journey. It helps to know you aren't alone and to receive advice from other women who have had similar experiences. Learn More
Medication Education

Medication is required for most of our patients. There are so many different types of medication it can sometimes become confusing. Our nurses will go over all of your medication with you including the type of medication you are using and how to properly administer the medication. If you need additional instruction, we have several learning tools on our website to assist you. Please contact our office if you have any questions on timing or dosage. Learn More
Nutrition & Wellness
Nutrition and exercise play a huge role in fertility. Most people aren't aware that the food you eat can affect your hormones. Exercise is important for your health, but excessive exercise can have an adverse affect on your fertility. We have excellent resources to help guide you through both topics! Learn More
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Missouri Fertility
1506 E Broadway Suite 220
Columbia, MO 65201
Info@MissouriFertility.com
Phone: 573-443-4511
Fax: 573-443-7860
  • Events
  • About Us
    • Our Team >
      • Gil Wilshire
      • Anil Dubey
    • Our Lab
    • Get Started >
      • Financial Information
      • Out-of-Town Patients
    • Referring Physicians
    • Missouri Fertility in the News
    • Success Stories
  • Services
    • Infertility >
      • Evaluation & Diagnosis
      • Ovulation Induction
      • IUI
      • IVF
    • Fertility >
      • Fertility Assessment
      • Egg Freezing
      • Sperm Cyropreservation
      • Embryo Banking
      • Fertility Preservation: Medical Necessity
    • Third Party Reproduction
    • Reproductive Surgery
    • Patient Resources >
      • Support and Counseling
      • Nutrition & Wellness
      • Medication Education
  • IVF
    • Evaluating an IVF Lab
    • Success Rates
    • IVF FAQs
  • Fertility Facts
    • Age & Infertility
    • Conception 101
    • Endocrine Disorders
    • Endometriosis
    • Fallopian Tube Issues
    • Female Infertility
    • Infertility FAQs
    • Infertility Myths
    • Male Infertility
    • PCOS
    • Pelvic Pain
    • Premature Ovarian Failure
    • Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
    • Secondary Infertility
    • Sexually Transmitted Disease
    • Unexplained Infertility
    • Uterine Disorders
  • COVID-19 Policies
  • Blog
  • Contact