Courtesy Monica Cox, FDN-P, Fertility Health Coaching Before I went into my first round of IVF, I thought I was fit and healthy and we were just one of those couples who were diagnosed with unexplain...
Each year, millions of women in the United States dream of becoming pregnant. Unfortunately, many of these women will face issues with infertility. It is estimated that around 14 percent of women of c...
Click to view larger A survey released in 2002 from the CDC stated that 1.5 million married women in the United States suffer from being infertile. That's over one million women who have to be su...
While not being able to conceive for a lengthy period of time might not necessarily indicate a problem when it comes to fertility, there are numerous signs that you should be on the lookout for when t...
Superovulation therapy, an infertility treatment, uses fertility drugs to enable growth of multiple eggs that are removed before ovulation to use in other treatments to increase the chances of concept...
GMOs, or genetically modified organisms, are the answer to the world's ever-growing population. Thanks to better health care, people are now living longer. In turn, more food is needed, and quickly as...
Pelvic inflammatory disease, or PID, affects more than 1 million women in the United States each year. Caused by sexually transmitted infections, PID is one of the leading causes of preventable infert...
Up to one out five couples aren’t able to conceive. The reasons for this may involve one or both partners and can vary greatly: Physical, hormonal or psychological factors may be at play. Sometimes ...
