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  • What Causes Fertility Problems in Men?
    In men, the most common reasons for infertility are sperm disorders. These problems include: Low sperm count. This means there are too few or no spermatozoa in the semen.
    Low sperm motility. This means that the sperm don't move as well as they should.
    Malformation of the sperm.
    Blocked sperm ducts.

  • Infertility is defined as the inability for a couple to become pregnant after a year of unprotected intercourse. The male partner, the female partner, or both may have a fertility problem. A person who is infertile has a reduced ability to have a child. It usually doesn't mean a person is sterile — that is, physically unable ever to have a child.

  • Because our treatment plans are cycle dependent and patient specific, we are open 7 days a week. Our patients are seen by a physician during each visit to our office to receive feedback and information about their treatment.
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  • Success StoriesSuccess Stories

  • December 2, 2010

    Dear Dr. Winslow, We would like to start out by thanking you for being a wonderful doctor. In a time when couples are beaten down, disappointed, and at times feel hopeless you are a sign of hope. The first time we walked into your office...

  • October 27, 2010

    Just put my twin baby girls to bed and finished saying our nightly thank you prayers! My Mom always taught me as a little girl that "God makes people who can help you" and that "whatever you truly believe with all of you heart you shall receive...

  • October 26, 2010

    From the age of 15, when I started my period, I always had difficult menstruation. I remember I had to miss school at that time of the month, but I always thought it was a common problem and nothing I could do anything about...
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Florida Institute for Reproductive Medicine

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  • F.I.R.M. is the largest advanced assisted reproductive medicine program in North Florida and South Georgia. Since its founding in 1991, F.I.R.M. has had over 8,000 babies born.
    F.I.R.M. is the largest advanced assisted reproductive medicine program in North Florida and South Georgia. Florida Institute for Reproductive Medicine (F.I.R.M.) was founded in 1991 under the direction of Dr. Kevin Winslow, our Medical Director. Since that time, F.I.R.M. has had over 8,000 babies born.
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