Fertility Education

PID is an infection that impairs the ability to become pregnant. Pregnancy is still possible with treatments such as antibiotics or IVF.

When male factor infertility is a problem, natural remedies can improve sperm count. Supplements and exercise increase the chances of conception.

In vitro fertilization uses confusing terms, such as FSH, GnRH, and hCG. Learn how each hormone impacts the success of an IVF cycle.

A canceled IVF cycle is heartbreaking but often the right choice. If a woman experiences poor ovarian follicle response, the doctor may advise trying again.

Getting pregnant while having Asherman's syndrome is possible but tricky.. There are risks such as miscarriages and stillbirths.

Men who want to have a baby after a vasectomy can opt for sperm retrieval. Adding ICSI increases the chances of a successful pregnancy.

Infertility treatments offer hope to many couples. Moving forward with IUI or IVF depends on the underlying cause of infertility.

Poor sperm motility is a primary cause of male infertility. ICSI is a better option for men with asthenozoospermia who want a baby.

With semen cryopreservation, pregnancy can be put on hold until the time is right. Men who freeze sperm can successfully pursue IVF later.

Several failed IVF cycles can take a physical and emotional toll on a couple. Sperm donation offers a glimmer of hope for parenthood.