Infertility is a condition when a person, especially woman is unable to conceive. It may cause her feels guilty and wrong of being a woman. Indirectly, people around her will receive negative impact. Although all efforts are available out there, but she will consider that she is unable to give birth normally. Generally, people thought that pregnancy cannot be successfully[Read More…]
The fertility awareness method may very well be the most versatile and inexpensive form of birth control or family planning. Versatile, as in it can be used to prevent pregnancy as well as determining the most fertile time to conceive. Inexpensive, as the cost associated with this method is virtually non-existent, you can attend free training sessions in your community[Read More…]
Approximately 15 percent of couples are infertile. This means they aren’t able to conceive a child even though they’ve had frequent, unprotected sexual intercourse for a year or longer. In about half of these couples, male infertility plays a role. When couples prepare for pregnancy, they may focus only on the woman’s health. However, women alone do not account for[Read More…]
After months of unsuccessful conception attempts, you and your significant other decide to pay your reproductive endocrinologist a visit. After completing a series of tests, they find nothing wrong with either of you. The question then becomes, “Well if there’s nothing wrong with me and my partner, then why can’t I get pregnant?” As much as you’re glad to hear[Read More…]
When a couple has experienced repeated failures in conceiving a baby and have exhausted every other conceivable alternatives such as fertility drugs, surgery, and artificial insemination, In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) is likely to be their next and final option. IVF is the process of fertilization by manually combining an egg and sperm in a laboratory dish. When the IVF procedure[Read More…]
Did you know that low sperm count can affect pregnancy process? Couples who are endeavoring to start trying to conceive may need to diagnose and test their fertility first. The fertility test includes a semen test (go to : nlm.nih.gov) to check the quality and quantity of sperm. In order to get pregnant, a man has to have at least[Read More…]
Hormones known as your body’s chemical messenger that travel in the bloodstream to tissues or organs. They affect many different processes including growth, metabolism, mood, reproduction and sexual function. Both men and women produce hormones in the same areas with one exception, the sexual organs. Women’s hormones are produced in the ovaries. How to reduce the impact of Hormonal Imbalance[Read More…]
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