Fertility Education

There are many misconceptions about infertility. Find out more about these infertility myths and the truth behind them.

Stress can have a impact on both the body and mind. Though the exact link is unknown, it has been noted stress can have an impact on fertility.

These days, before they transition, many gender dysphoric patients decide to preserve their fertility. They can do so using cryopreservation.

Embryo transfer is one of the most important steps during and IVF cycle. It must be performed properly to increase the chances of a successful live birth.

In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a fertility treatment designed to help people who are having difficulty starting a family.

A hysterosalpingogram is a radiology procedure. HSG enables the doctor to diagnose issues such as uterine fibroids, polyps, and more fertility issues.

Vitamin D is important during pregnancy. Insufficient levels can lead to problems in the third trimester.

Studies have shown that adequate levels of vitamin D have been linked to improved fertility in women going through assisted reproduction treatment (ART)

Microscopic testicular sperm extraction is a procedure which is used for retrieving sperm directly from a man’s testicles.

Normal uterine bleeding occurs every 21-35 days. This is not the case with dysfunctional uterine bleeding which can affect fertility.