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Fertility Experts, Dr. Peter McGovern and Dr. Adam Fechner to Discuss PCOS on AM970
– Doctors will review the process for diagnosis and treatment-
[03/12/15] Hasbrouck Heights, NJ – It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show, the weekly radio show that helps its listeners better understand infertility and its treatments on New York’s AM970 The Answer, will air at 3:30PM this Saturday, March 14. It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show is hosted by Dr. Peter McGovern and Dr. Adam Fechner and is sponsored by University Reproductive Associates. This week’s show will talk about PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) and why it is often times a difficult condition to diagnosis and treat.
Drs. McGovern and Fechner will first discuss how PCOS is diagnosed and will explain why other conditions may need to be ruled out before a diagnosis can be made. They will provide an overview of the tests that are performed during this process and will talk about the factors that are most often seen in patients with PCOS. Later in the show, Drs. McGovern and Fechner will highlight the various ways PCOS can be managed and what type of lifestyle changes and medical treatments will best assist patients dealing with PCOS when trying to conceive.
Listeners are invited to tune in to It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show on AM970 every Saturday from 3:30PM to 4:00PM. It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show is hosted by Dr. Peter McGovern and Dr. Adam Fechner and is sponsored by University Reproductive Associates with locations in Hasbrouck Heights, Hoboken and Montclair, NJ. The show is streamed and archived on AM970TheAnswer.com, and can be accessed anytime during and after the show.
It’s Conceivable: The Infertility Show is produced by Verasoni Worldwide, an integrated marketing and public relations firm in Montclair, NJ. Verasoni Worldwide works with clients across markets and around the world to deliver integrated marketing communications strategies and campaigns. To learn more visit www.verasoni.com.
About University Reproductive Associates
University Reproductive Associates has earned its national reputation by being passionate patient advocates and by delivering the most appropriate cutting-edge treatments to help make their patients’ dreams come true. With offices conveniently located in Hasbrouck Heights, Hoboken and Montclair, NJ, the doctors and staff at University Reproductive Associates are available when you need them. University Reproductive Associates has worked diligently to control the problem of multiple pregnancy, a known risk of fertility medications. URA focuses equally on the critical goals of safety, success and affordability. To learn more visit www.uranj.com.
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