Microbiome or healthy bacteria live in the endometrium, which is the lining of the uterus. Advances in modern medicine have allowed physicians to study the endometrium’s microbial environment with more precision than ever before.
Up to half of all women with PCOS are at risk of developing a mental health condition, so it is important to understand the potential mental health implications of PCOS.
More individuals than ever are choosing to delay their attempts to conceive due to educational choices, career opportunities, or personal decisions. A woman’s age is a reliable factor in predicting natural conception and her success with various fertility treatments.
When experiencing infertility, self care should be prioritized. If you are considering treatment or currently undergoing fertility treatment, consider these ways to incorporate more self care into your life.
Experiencing stress is very common when you’re facing the challenges that come with infertility. There are steps you can implement to make your sleep as restful and rejuvenating as possible while going through treatment.
Phthalates are a group of chemicals added to plastics for a variety of reasons. All phthalates disrupt the endocrine system, which affects hormone production, and fertility. Learn about ways to reduce your exposure.
Learn common myths about PCOS, the true signs and symptoms of this condition, and when it might be time to speak to a specialist.
Although in-vitro fertilization may be the most well-known type of fertility treatment, IUI is both less invasive and less expensive. Learn more about this option when trying to conceive.
Learn the top 5 questions people have about intercourse when trying to conceive. Asking questions is so important when it comes to your fertility journey.
If you are having difficulty conceving and have had two or more pregnancy losses, learn about common causes. Treatment is available to help you, get support.