PCOS is a condition affecting women of childbearing age that is responsible for almost a third of all cases of infertility. High levels of anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) have traditionally only been th...
How Your BMI Affects Sperm Quality
Being overweight can lead to a number of health problems. In fact, obesity can also affect fertility. Research shows that men who have a higher BMI often struggle with poorer sperm quality as well. O...
Successful IVF: Several Factors Play a Role
An unfulfilled desire to have children can be extremely stressful. More and more couples decide for artificial insemination if it doesn't work out naturally. However, this procedere does not always le...
New Treatment Approaches In The Fight Against Endometriosis
Endometriosis is one of the most common gynecological diseases. According to the World Health Organization, about 10% of all women of childbearing age suffer from it. The disease is characterized by t...
Better Egg Quality Increases the Chances of Getting Pregnant
Good egg quality is a crucial factor when women try to conceive. Unfortunately, egg quality declines relatively early, from the age of 30 years onwards, making it increasingly difficult to get pregnan...
The Role of Copper in Healthy Fertility
A number of vitamins and trace elements are essential for good health. This also includes copper. Copper is required by a variety of key systems in the body. Numerous enzymes necessary for reproductio...
Certain Processes are Critical for Successful Fertilization
Infertility affects an estimated 8 to 12 percent of all couples worldwide, with men being a primary or contributing factor in about half of all cases, according to published studies. The causes of mal...
Factors Which Influence the Development of the Embryo
The fusion of sperm and egg cell is the first step in a long process before a fully developed human sees the light of day. The fertilization of the egg cell is only the beginning. Several steps have t...
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