Fertility Education

Men who struggle to conceive a pregnancy may have male-factor infertility. Understanding the causes and possible treatments is the key to success.

Couples with unexplained infertility may struggle to get pregnant, but conception isn’t impossible. With ART, the dream of a healthy baby can become a reality.

Sperm DNA fragmentation is an innovative test to improve IVF success rates. A fertility clinic may suggest this test if other IVF cycles have failed.

Premature ovarian failure results in significantly reduced fertility. In some cases, embryo cryopreservation and IVF can help women with POI get pregnant.

Endocrine-disrupting chemicals can influence hormones. Steering clear of culprits known to negatively affect fertility, like BPA, can improve IVF success rates.

An anomaly after a C-section, called uterine isthmocele, can cause trouble getting pregnant again. Secondary infertility can be addressed with fertility treatment.

Fertility treatment, like IVF, can be a mentally taxing endeavor due to factors such as finances and uncertainty. Counseling can help.

People in same-sex partnerships can have a baby. With fertility treatments like IVF and the assistance of an egg or sperm donor, pregnancy is possible.

Struggling to get pregnant a second time? The issue may be secondary infertility. Here are 4 possible reasons why.

Men seeking to improve sperm health should focus on diet. Small nutritional changes can make a big difference in improving fertility.