In this article, we discuss how a reduced level of CD9 can negatively impact the fertility of females by preventing the fusion between egg and sperm cells. What is CD9? CD9 is a glycoprotein that ...
A Guide to Male and Female Fertility Testing
When Should You Have Your Fertility Checked? It is normal for it to take several months to become pregnant. However, at some point of being unsuccessful at conceiving, seeking a doctor’s opinion an...
A Complete Guide to Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Polycystic ovary syndrome, known as PCOS, is the most common disorder, involving hormones, affecting women. It includes a variety of health issues and causes a multitude of symptoms. What is Polycyst...
Celiac Disease and Its Effect on Male and Female Fertility
Celiac disease is a widespread chronic disease in the US and Europe that persists for a lifetime. It is assumed that one in 100 people are affected. In Europe, celiac disease is one of the most common...
Holistic Approaches for Inducing Ovulation
If you are looking for a natural way to parenthood but having trouble ovulating, there are a few different ways to naturally induce ovulation and holistically increase your chances of becoming pregna...
Factors That Have a Negative Impact on Fertility
If you have been trying to get pregnant, the continued reality of not getting a positive result in your tests can be discouraging. Just like chickens, humans are creatures that need an encouraging env...
Daylight Saving Time and Its Impact on Miscarriage Rates
For women who have already miscarried, the change to daylight saving time may increase risk of miscarriage after in vitro fertilization. Miscarriage and Daylight Saving Time A recently published stu...
The Role of Progesterone in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Progesterone, a hormone produced by the female reproductive system, may be the key to resolving recurrent pregnancy loss. Progesterone is known as the pregnancy hormone, and has an important role...
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