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Sleeping Habits and Infertility: What Has Sleep to Do with Trying to Get...
A lot. You have probably done everything to get pregnant: you have stopped smoking, you’ve cut the alcohol and morning coffee and you even given up the processed food. But did you take the time to...
View ArticleVitex & Endometriosis
Vitex can be a helpful addition to other treatments for endometriosis. Taking the wrong dosage, however, can cancel out its beneficial effects.The herb vitex, also known as chasteberry and by its...
View ArticleChinese Herbs for Fertility
Chinese herbs offer some of the best-researched and best-understood natural remedies for infertility in both men and women. What most people do not understand about Chinese herbs is that they are...
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Do our bodies vet sperm?
That is what one (female of course!) researcher from Australia claims. If what Sarah Robertson, professor at the University of Adelaide, says is true, the female body is capable of being selective...
View ArticleHow to keep your marriage healthy while struggling with infertility
Couples who have been trying to conceive a baby unsuccessfully for a long time are bound to feel some tensions. Not getting pregnant, doctors’ appointments and fertility treatments are all potential...
View ArticleLaparoscopy and trying to conceive – what to expect?
If you have been trying to conceive for a long time with no result, and less invasive fertility tests were inconclusive, your doctor may recommend a laparoscopy to determine possible causes of your...
View ArticleMale fertility testing at home
“Infertility” is a diagnosis that might be stuck on you if you have been trying to conceive for a year or longer, with no success. Many couples have no idea what causes their infertility, or even which...
View ArticleTrying to get pregnant more than one year
Most couples who start trying to get pregnant have read up about their chances a little, and have heard that it can easily take six months to a year to conceive. You may go into your first cycle being...
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Traveling abroad for IVF – what and how?
Invitro fertilization is more expensive in the United States of America than anywhere else in the world. Few people who need IVF to have a baby have insurance policies that would cover even part of the...
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Mom gives birth after 22 years of infertility
British mom Paula Lackie just had a baby after 22 years of infertility! She gave to her daughter Isla at 43, after being told she would never have kids at 21. Paula and her husband Grant from...
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How do you know if you are infertile or just unlucky?
You have been trying to get pregnant for a while — perhaps for six months, a year, or even longer. Now, you are getting worried about infertility. You may be wondering whether you are just unlucky, or...
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10 things you may not know about infertility
Infertility affects around 10 percent of people of childbearing age in the United States alone — around 6.1 million people, actually! Some even refer to the increase in infertility rates as an...
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Could you be infertile?
Have you been trying to conceive without success for a while now? Read about the most common causes of infertility, what you can do to improve your chances of conceiving if you are not medically...
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Have you been trying to have a baby for over a year?
When you started the whole adventure of trying to conceive, you probably thought you were going to get pregnant within a few months. The first month, you may have been waiting for morning sickness to...
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Ovulation tests always negative — a sign of infertility?
There are many techniques that women who are trying to get pregnant use to determine when they are fertile. Fertility charting, monitoring cervical mucus, and using ovulation calendars are all popular...
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Physical causes of female infertility
Female infertility can be placed into several different categories. Physical problems somewhere in the reproductive system represent one such category, alongside hormonal causes, medical problems...
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Can digestive disorders cause infertility?
Can digestive and bowel disorders lead to infertility? This is an area that still requires much research. There is a great possibility that may of these diseases can indeed affect a person’s ability to...
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Retrograde ejaculation and male fertility
Retrograde ejaculation is a condition that prevents a man from ejaculating semen during sexual intercourse. This can, unsurprisingly, lead to infertility. What are the symptoms of retrograde...
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Steps to take before seeing an infertility doctor
Infertility is defined as the inability to get pregnant after 12 months of actively trying. Many couples start being worried before reaching that one-year mark, while others are not sure whether to see...
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Actively trying to conceive: what does that mean?
A couple officially qualifies for the diagnosis of infertility after they have “actively been trying to conceive” for 12 months or more. By this time, couples of any age are advised to see their family...
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