In-vitro fertilization (IVF) is one of the most common infertility treatments available today. It involves the retrieval of a woman’s eggs from her ovaries, their fertilization in a laboratory with the man’s sperm, and the transfer of the formed embryos back to the woman’s uterus.
With your belly growing bigger as the weather grows hotter, you may be wondering if you’ll make it through the summer. Here are a few tips to help you survive a summer pregnancy:
Did you know that sperm counts in western world have almost halved in the last 50 years and continue to fall at a rate of nearly 2% per year? This alarming trend can be attributed to factors such as high levels of lead and other toxic chemicals in the environment, use of harmful pesticides, certain occupations, increased stress, and a sedentary lifestyle.
Raising a family is one of life’s most rewarding experiences and therefore being diagnosed with infertility can be a hard challenge for a man to face. Although traditionally considered a woman’s issue, infertility is also widespread among men.
Periods usually arrive once each month, but the exact date, flow, cramp severity, and accompanying symptoms are not quite that consistent. For this very reason, the app market is flooded with period trackers that aim to offer insight into your monthly cycle.
Women with asthma who only use short-acting asthma relievers take longer to become pregnant than other women, according to international research led by the University of Adelaide.
The hormone helps prime cells for implantation, a vital stage in early pregnancy when a fertilised egg attaches to the womb lining, the study suggests.
Couples struggling with infertility issues often experience feelings of intense sadness and loneliness. It can be very difficult to see close friends and acquaintances quickly become pregnant while your own hopes of becoming a mother remain unfulfilled. Here are fertility treatments with top success rates that will help keep your hopes high on Mother’s Day.
It is well known fact that not being able to become pregnant and start a family when you want to can cause a lot of anxiety, but did you know that the reverse may also be true? – Too much anxiety can affect your fertility.
Infertility can have a significant impact on the wellbeing of a person or a couple trying to have a baby. It is not uncommon for a person diagnosed with infertility to feel traumatized and alone. National Infertility Awareness Week, celebrated in the last week of April, is intended to send an important message to the millions of people across America suffering from the far-reaching effects infertility – “You are Not Alone.”
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