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30 May Tips for Optimizing Male Fertility
Those of us in the fertility world are very aware that women bear the brunt of the scrutiny, blame and responsibility when a couple can’t get pregnant. Since infertility factors are shared evenly between women and men, this is a major injustice. If you and...
01 Nov 5 Causes of Male Infertility
Infertility affects roughly one in six couples, and male factor infertility plays a role in about 30% of those cases. Unlike some of the most common causes of female infertility – endometriosis, PCOS, fibroid tumors or advanced maternal age – most causes of male infertility...
23 Apr It’s National Infertility Awareness Week
It's National Infertility Awareness Week and it's time to #FliptheScript on infertility for the 1 in 8 that is affected by this disease.
13 Jan I Have Only 1 Fallopian Tube. Can I Get Pregnant?
Having one functioning fallopian tube should not affect your ability to get pregnant as long as there aren’t other infertility factors at work. If, however, there is an anatomical abnormality or blockage in your functioning tube or you are diagnosed with additional infertility issues such...
26 Aug Unexplained Infertility: Can I Still Get Pregnant?
After 12 months of unsuccessful pregnancy attempts at home (six months if you are 35 years or older), you head to a fertility center for a diagnosis. Basic diagnostic tests complete, you are called in to hear your official infertility diagnosis, and the verdict is...