Fertility Education

Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is a treatment for infertility. In some cases, couples may consider using donor sperm.

Stress can be a significant cause of infertility. Women can make lifestyle changes to increase the likelihood of conception.

Women who want to get pregnant may need to scale back workouts. To improve fertility, exercise at a moderate intensity level.

When trying to get pregnant, men also have a biological clock. As age increases, fertility decreases for both men and women.

IVF is a treatment to help women conceive after 30 when women start to experience a natural decline in egg reserves.

Saving eggs through egg freezing helps women who want to wait or who suffer from diseases like endometriosis or ovarian cysts.

The fertility health of men decreases with age. Research shows a decline in sperm count and quality after 40.

The cost of fertility treatments can quickly spiral out of control. This gives hopeful parents an added headache to starting a family.

Low sperm count continues to impact many hopeful couples. Despite the chances, fertility treatments could potentially come to the rescue.

In some cases of female infertility, getting a donor could make all the difference. Donor eggs and donor embryos are available options.