Coping With Infertility and Depression
It might not be startling to learn that infertility can lead to depression. In fact, infertility and depression often go hand-in-hand. What you might not know is that people who experience...
View ArticleEgg Freezing and Vitrification
Oocyte cryopreservation, a fancy term for egg freezing, and vitrification have both been widely publicized over the last few years. The use of vitrification technology to freeze eggs opens the door...
View ArticleIs Male Fertility Impacted by Smoking?
Most people already know that smoking is not a healthy habit, however you may not have thought about the impact that smoking can have on male fertility…. When it comes to fertility, most people do not...
View ArticleThe Importance of Sperm Count Testing
Semen analysis, otherwise known as sperm count testing, should be a part of every couple’s infertility evaluation. Because women often speak to their gynecologist first when having difficulty getting...
View ArticleDoes Diet Impact Male Fertility?
When preparing for pregnancy, it’s common for couples to focus primarily on the woman’s health. However, men need to prepare their bodies, namely their sperm, for a healthy conception as well… Did...
View ArticleMaintaining a Healthy Fertility Diet
The old saying “you are what you eat” is true, especially when it comes to getting pregnant. According to nutritional experts, what you eat affects everything from your blood to your cells to your...
View ArticleCeliac Disease and Unexplained Infertility
Celiac disease is a condition in which the immune system does not handle gluten as it should, potentially causing damage to the lining of the small intestine. Gluten is found in wheat, barley, rye,...
View ArticleKnow Your Own “Fertility Clues”
Women who are not trying to get pregnant seldom give ovulation a single consideration, but for those trying to get pregnant, ovulation is the key to success… IT SEEMS MYSTERIOUS Ovulation is one...
View ArticleThe Link Between Lifestyle and Infertility
It doesn’t matter whether you’re just starting to try to get pregnant or dealing with infertility concerns, improving eating habits and developing a moderate exercise program will improve your health...
View ArticleHow Obesity Impacts Fertility Treatment
Obesity, which affects more than 35% of Americans, is linked to many different health issues including diabetes, heart disease, and even infertility. Studies have shown that infertility affects...
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