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Work with a fertility team that can coordinate medical care with Halachic guidance, religious observance, and the practical details of testing and treatment.
Pollin works closely with patients and their rabbi to understand religious observance, practical timing, and the safeguards needed throughout testing and treatment.
Your medical history, questions, family-building goals and religious considerations begin the conversation.
Pollin can coordinate with your rabbi, and or, mashgiach to ensure religious requirements are understood before care begins.
Your fertility team plans testing and treatment around the clinical and observance considerations that apply to you.
Some needs are about timing. Others concern sample collection, laboratory identification, or who observes a process or procedure.
If intercourse timing after Mikvah conflicts with ovulation, your physician can discuss whether medication may help delay or stimulate ovulation.
With rabbinic guidance, non-spermacidal collection condoms may be used. QR coding, photo identification, and a Mashgiach, or Mashgicha can support sample identification.
Where clinically possible, your team can adjust cycle timing to avoid diagnostic tests or procedures on the Sabbath.
Pollin can accommodate a Mashgiach, or Mashgicha to observe laboratory handling of eggs, sperm, embryos and most fertility treatment procedures, as required.
Share your religious requirements early. Your team can explain which accommodations are possible, coordinate with your rabbi, and build a treatment plan around your medical and religious needs.
Your dedicated care team will explain the clinical, legal, counselling, screening and coordination requirements that apply to your chosen journey.
Pollin works closely with patients and their rabbi to understand the religious requirements that apply to fertility testing and treatment. Accommodations are planned alongside clinical needs.
Where clinically possible, Pollin can adjust the timing of treatment cycles, procedures, or diagnostic tests to avoid the Sabbath. Because fertility care is time sensitive, discuss these needs early with your physician and rabbi.
Under rabbinic guidance, non-spermicidal collection condoms may be used. Pollin can also support sample identification through QR coding, photo identification, and accommodation of a Mashgiach.
Yes. Pollin Fertility can accommodate a Mashgiach/Mashgicha to observe laboratory handling of eggs, sperm, and embryos as well as most fertility treatment procedures when required.
If the timing of intercourse after Mikvah does not align with ovulation, your fertility doctor can discuss whether medication may be appropriate to delay or stimulate ovulation.
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