What is Functional Medicine For Fertility?
Functional medicine is a holistic approach to addressing fertility issues. Rather than simply treating a symptom, functional medicine focuses on identifying and addressing the root cause of the fertility problems. This often is an underlying health condition that must first be treated before the body is ready to conceive.
At Road to Fertility, we utilize a functional perspective by taking into account you as a whole person (rather than just a symptom) to help you achieve optimal reproductive health.
Receive Functional Medicine Today
Are You Trying To Get Pregnant, But Having Difficulty?
There are many factors that can potentially impact your ability to conceive (including a hormonal imbalance). Take our fertility quiz to learn more and meet with a Road to Fertility specialist.
Conditions & Symptoms Associated with Infertility
There are many conditions and symptoms that can occur and cause infertility. Addressing these conditions from a functional approach can greatly enhance your ability to conceive.
- Endometriosis
- Unexplained Infertility
- Digestive issues
- PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome)
- Dryness of the vaginal area
- Chronic issues
- Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
- Chronic fatigue
- Irregular menstrual cycle
- Heavy menstrual bleeding
- Absence of ovulation
- Insulin resistance
- Undiagnosed thyroid dysfunctions
- Adrenal fatigue
- Cortisol Imbalance
- Gut Infections
- Vaginal infections
- Low sperm count
- Hormone imbalance
- Low testosterone
In order to treat infertility, we first need to identify the underlying health condition that is occurring and causing the infertility. Once that issue is identified, treatment can begin.
Benefits of Functional Medicine with Road to Fertility
Our functional and holistic approach to effective treatment options for your health provides endless benefits, including:
- Identifying and treating the root cause(s) of your health conditions (and therefore infertility)
- Improving your overall well-being for the long-term
- Resolving chronic health conditions
- Utilizing natural solutions
Treat Infertility with Functional Medicine at Road to Fertility
Road to Fertility approaches infertility by combining functional medicine with quantum diagnostics, which are turned into healing energies. All of our treatments are natural and the body is the guide. If the body is having a difficult time becoming pregnant, there is a specific underlying issue that first should be addressed. Once that issue is resolved, then the body can be ready to become pregnant.
Contact Our Fertility Clinic Today
Holistic Fertility Program
Road to Fertility offers a holistic fertility restoration program, addressing not just infertility, but whole-body health. Each treatment regime is very different, but fits perfectly to a patient and their needs. Whether your goal is to conceive naturally or to increase your chances of IVF success, we can prepare your body for those next steps and support you through a healthy pregnancy. While the specifics of each program are tailored to each patient, we follow a 4-step framework: discover, remove, replace, and regulate.
Step 1
Discover
During a very specific diagnostic process, we are looking for sources of deregulation, inflammatory markers, and other reasons you are having difficulty conceiving or carrying.
Step 2
Remove
Once we have identified the source of your problems, we will remove whatever toxins are preventing you from raching optimal health.
Step 3
Replace
To address any gaps in your health, we can supplement with nutrition, minerals, herbs, and other therapies.
Step 4
Regulate
Following consistent treatment, we are able to regulate your hormones and balance the body, ultimately intreosing your chances of conceiving and of a healthy pregnancy.
Meet Dr. Marina Yuabova
DNP, APRN, BC, Naturopathic Doctor
What To Expect with Our Concierge Medicine
During Your Initial Consultation
During your initial consultation, Dr. Yuabova will listen to your concerns, conduct a medical history, and perform a whole-body energy scan with your consent.
Dr. Yuabova’s goal is to find and address the root cause of the problem. She uses innovative functional medicine testing and diagnostic methods, and can customize a fertility treatment plan based on your body’s specific needs.
As mentioned, any time a person has difficulty becoming pregnant, it is a symptom of an underlying issue. This is why it’s crucial to find and address the underlying issue, which can then potentially enable you to become pregnant.
Treatment is different for every person and specific to your particular findings.
During Your Follow-Up Appointments
Your treatment plan will be unique to you and will include a variety of approaches, including nutritional therapy (oral or IV), neural therapy, herbs, minerals, peptides, coaching and education, and more. Ongoing support is also provided to ensure you’re implementing the treatment plan correctly. Dr. Yuabova and her team will check in with you every 2 to 4 weeks.
Most functional reproductive medicine treatment programs last anywhere from 4 to 6 months but can be longer depending on your specific situation and needs.
Do Appointments Have to Be In Person?
Our patients have the option of choosing between telehealth appointments or in-person appointments at our Boca Raton, FL location. This includes both the initial consultation and any follow-up appointments. When blood work is needed, we’ll send you to a nearby functional lab that can conduct the bloodwork.
Functional Infertility Treatment with Road to Fertility
Road to Fertility specializes in functional medicine for infertility, helping patients achieve peak health and sustainable wellness. For patients who value individualized care and natural fertility treatments that work in harmony with your body, we hope you find a home for healing at Road to Fertility.
Concierge Medicine For Infertility:
Frequently Asked Questions
How does functional medicine approach fertility differently from traditional medicine?
Traditional medicine often only focuses on one specific symptom, rather than taking into any potential underlying causes to that symptom (such as health conditions, hormonal imbalances, lifestyle factors, etc).
