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Polycystic ovarian syndrome, or PCOS, is one of the leading causes of infertility in the United States. Unfortunately, it goes largely undiagnosed in teens and young adult women despite some telltale symptoms. This means young women with PCOS miss out on years of learning how to minimize the symptoms and manage the condition naturally using […]
The World Health Organization tells us that infertility affects roughly 1 in 6 couples, and about one-third of all infertility cases are attributed to female infertility factors. While there is a wide range of female infertility factors, the large majority of infertility diagnoses are attributed to one of these Top 5. 1. Failure to ovulate […]
Almost always—and understandably—the fertility focus revolves around your physical body. However, your mental and emotional health is equally important during this time. The Ultimate Fertility Support: Are You Taking Care of Emotional Wellbeing? The fertility journey is not an easy one, so creating an Emotional Health Checklist is as essential as keeping track of your […]
Several things support your chances of conceiving, one of which is focusing on a fertility-friendly body. Your chances of conceiving increase the healthier you are, including getting enough—but not too much—exercise. Over-Exercising May Negatively Impact Fertility Chances Weight management, including exercise, is a significant factor when trying to conceive (TTC) at home or when using […]
Unless you’ve been diagnosed with a condition like diminished ovarian reserve, early menopause or another infertility condition that means your eggs aren’t available for in vitro fertilization (IVF), donor eggs may not be on your radar as a potential fertility solution. However, in many cases, especially when a woman is 40-years old or more, donor […]
Fertility specialists have long suspected that plastic products pose a threat to infertility. However, this research has circulated chiefly in the realm of endocrinology (study of hormone-related diseases and disorders) and healthcare – and less in the public arena. Studies related to environmental toxins, like plastic, have shown that certain chemicals found in most plastic […]
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