Dr. Daniel Rychlik

Anytime we have an opportunity to advocate and spread the word regarding fertility... COUNT US IN! We are here to join our voices with the global #TTC community... . . Here's to Education, Empowerment and Understanding! .... . Know that you are not alone in this journey. Everyone deserves the opportunity to have the family of their dreams. . . #ttctribe #ttccommunity #jointheglobalconversation #togetherWEarestronger #ttcsisters See more

Egg freezing is becoming a hot topic in the media. Now we are seeing articles everywhere, with stories in your favorite magazines, and on your favorite blogs. More and more women are interested in fertility preservation, but many have serious questions about the cost. Click the link to download our free egg freezing guide. http://bit.ly/2OhfFMJ

We are so proud to display this amazing photo that one of patients shared with us. We understand that IVF is difficult, but moments like this make it all worth it!. http://bit.ly/2xUVNol

What to Do Before and After Embryo Transfer: Tips for Embryo Implantation is one of our most popular blogs of all time, with over 250,000 views. This is why we thought it would be a great idea to revisit this awesome post to help educate the masses. Click the link to read more here: http://bit.ly/2OleUlJ

Did you know that for some women, FET success rates can actually be much higher than fresh embryo transfers? A study published earlier this year by researchers at Stanford University found that in women over 35 with high progesterone levels, frozen embryo transfers were 73% more likely to result in an ongoing pregnancy than a fresh transfer. Evidence is building in favor of FET for specific patient populations, with very exciting implications for how we make decisions about embryo transfers. Click the link to checkout our blog post to read more about frozen embryo transfer success rates: http://bit.ly/2y6DQn1

If you have been diagnosed with endometriosis and are trying to get pregnant, what are your options? Getting a good understanding of endometriosis and its complications is a smart first step. We’ve put together this guide to getting pregnant with endometriosis so that you can feel empowered to talk to your doctor about possible next steps. Click the link to read more: http://bit.ly/2zEdPNJ

Checkout these great photos of Dr. Rychlik at the Breast Cancer Resource Center's Pink lounge fundraiser. We are committed to helping fight for such a great cause!

Join us Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 from 6:30 - 8:00 pm for a free educational seminar discussing fertility and family building options. Learn ALL about our scope of services. This is your opportunity to meet our team of renowned Fertility Specialists in person and receive a free consultation coupon ($275 value). Click the link to register now: http://bit.ly/2Q2qy21

There are still plenty of myths and misunderstandings about how surrogacy works, most of all around why someone might need to use a surrogate. Gestational surrogacy is a beautiful, life-changing, life-affirming option which deserves to be better understood. Today we’re going to take another step towards demystifying it. Checkout our latest post as we go over reason you might need a surrogate. http://bit.ly/2xvJb7z

Did you know that SCRC is a completely comprehensive reproductive care facility? Throw away the idea that the fertility journey has to be a myriad of running from place to place in order to achieve the goal of having the family of your dreams. At our Santa Barbara location, lives our vibrant clinic along with ART Reproductive lab and nearby surgery center. Checkout our website today to learn more about all of the services SCRC can provide! http://bit.ly/2OAROUV

Thinking of questions to ask your fertility specialists during your first visit can be nerve-wrecking. Checkout someone of the questions we receive here at SCRC. Also, don't forget to visit our blog post for more questions! 1. If my infertility diagnosis is not clear, what tests will we run to narrow down the possible causes? 2. If we know what’s causing my infertility, is this condition likely to get worse over time, stay the same or maybe improve? 3.Which treatment do you r...ecommend we try first? Why? 4. What are your success rates with this treatment for patients like me? 5. Are there side effects or risks to this treatment I should be prepared for? http://bit.ly/2MV2aCz

Join us Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 from 6:30 - 8:00 pm for a Free Educational Seminar discussing fertility and family building options. Learn ALL about our scope of services. This is your opportunity to meet our team of renowned Fertility Specialists in person and receive a free consultation (around $275 value). Click the link to register now: http://bit.ly/2PL9oWJ

There isn’t a magic number which will ensure that you will be able to conceive and get pregnant when you are ready to use your frozen eggs. A study published in the medical journal Sterility and Fertility in September of 2017 suggest the following rough numbers: Women under 35: freezing 15 mature eggs offers a cumulative 85% chance of at least one live birth. Women 35 to 37: freezing 20 mature eggs offers a cumulative 80% chance of at least one live birth Women 38 to 40: free...zing 30 mature eggs offers a cumulative 75% chance of at least one live birth. Women 40 to 42: freezing 30 mature eggs offers a cumulative 50% chance of at least one live birth. Interested in reading more? Click the link here: http://bit.ly/2oHfg7N See more