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Azoospermia is a medical condition in which the man’s ejaculate (or semen) does not contain any sperm. It is a rare but severe form of male infertility, affecting just 1% of the whole population – and 10% of men with...Read More
According to data by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), women in their thirties are now having more babies than those in their twenties in the US. And that is good news – it shows that American women...Read More
What exactly is an ectopic pregnancy? An ectopic pregnancy is a pregnancy that grows in other locations outside the womb. It is usually found in the fallopian tubes (the muscular J-shaped tubes in the female reproductive tract). In a normal...Read More
Infertility is a difficult, trying experience for couples or individuals looking to have children. Unfortunately, the treatment options available for this condition can appear complex and overwhelming to hopeful parents. But there is one option to improve your fertility and...Read More
There are lots of lifestyle, diet, and nutrition recommendations online for managing polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)– such as eating healthy and being more active. But they all come with little explanation of what these really involve for people living with...Read More
How foods impact fertility health and conception is a debated matter and a commonly sought question. Can the foods you consume impact your fertility health? Are there any foods that can actually increase your odds of having a baby? Although...Read More
There are a lot of factors you need to consider when thinking of having a baby. One of the most important of them is age. The effect of age on fertility as well as pregnancy is closely related. Women who...Read More
A transgender man is a term used to refer to someone who was labeled female at birth but chooses to identify as a male. Not all trans men undergo a medical transition. However, many decide to go for testosterone replacement...Read More
Women often get much of the blame when they are unable to become pregnant. But the reality is, male fertility is a contributory factor in 30 to 40 percent of infertility cases and may require treatment as well. What are...Read More
Based on your treatment protocol – the types and dosages of the drugs prescribed for you – and the treatment expenses you are to pay out of pocket, the costs of fertility medication can be around 30 percent or more...Read More
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