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How to Manage Working During Fertility Treatment

Most people going through fertility treatment are doing it while working full-time. While the treatment schedule is demanding—early-morning monitoring, blood draws, time-sensitive medication adjustments, and procedures you can’t reschedule—it’s temporary. With clear boundaries and preparation, you can balance your career with your fertility treatment.  

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