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DO NOT TRAVEL WITHOUT READING THIS FIRST:  Zika virus infection appears to be associated with serious birth defects.  The CDC recommends that women trying to conceive wait 2 months and that men wait 6 months to conceive, after being infected by the Zika virus.  Since confirming Zika virus infection may not be possible, FERTILITY CARE is recommending against travel to Zika infested areas for all patients who are considering conception and for pregnant women and their partners.  Current Zika travel advisories can be found on the CDC website - http://www.cdc.gov/zika/ .  ZIKA TRAVEL ADVISORIES MAY EXTEND TO THE SOUTHERN UNITED STATES THIS SUMMER.  FERTILITY CARE is advising all of our patients to check the CDC site before any travel.  If you do travel to a Zika infested area, you should not conceive or have unprotected intercourse for 2 to 6 months or more depending upon your particular situation – please review with FERTILITY CARE.