Fertility Education

Ovarian cysts are common in ovulating women, but some ovarian cysts and their treatments can be associated with reduced fertility.

Artificial insemination is a cost-effective and minimally invasive method that uses donor sperm to increase the chance for fertilization.

Ovarian reserve testing helps women and doctors gauge IVF success and put steps in place to improve fertility.

Studies have shown that couples who undergo IVF treatment will have better results if BMI is within a normal range.

Celiac disease creates long-term health problems. But can one problem be male infertility? Initial research shows a connection between them.

Over the years, clinics have found ways to improve assisted reproductive technologies like IVF. Techniques like PGD show promise.

Choosing a sperm donor is an essential part of the IVF process. Knowing what to look for can help ensure the right individual is chosen.

Tubal ligation is typically a procedure for women that do not want to have more children. This surgery comes with benefits and a few risks.

Fertility impacts millions, and even has two types. Here’s what couples need to know about primary and secondary infertility.

Couples who want a surrogate and gestational carrier should understand the differences between the two to decide which is best.