Fertility Basics
Below are our 10 articles in the 'fertility basics' category:

If you’re trying for a baby it can help to have your body in optimum health and ready for a baby. Although fertility is a complex area, there are some ways in which you can take practical steps to ...

Theoretically, a woman has the potential of becoming fertile, up until menopause, but in reality the potential to become pregnant begins to decline after the age of 35. The inverse relationship ...

Your fertility can be affected by a wide range of things, including numerous lifestyle factors. This applies to both men and women and although some are more obvious, others are things you’d probably ...

The process of achieving fertilisation can be complex and confusing. Both the male and female characteristics can influence this process. However by understanding subtle changes, which occur within ...

When it comes to fertility, there are a lot of myths in existence about what causes it, who is affected and how it’s treated. When you’re worried about an already sensitive issue, the last thing you ...

Although achieving conception involves a range of complex factors - some of which you have little control over - when you’re first starting out there are some practical things you can do to try and ...

Natural family planning and fertility awareness are similar natural forms of birth control, which are fairly effective in controlling pregnancy. However, only Natural family planning is recognized ...

The complex interaction between reproductive hormones and various sex organs helps facilitate the miracle of life. For women who desire pregnancy and those looking to avoid it knowing when ovulation ...

Pregnancy is a tremendous undertaking, both physically and mentally. Through the course of nine months the expecting mother must endure physical and emotional changes. By understanding and preparing ...

Certain medical conditions, maternal age, lifestyle practices, and chemo-radiation therapy can drastically affect fertility and may be a cause for concern. Such issues should be medically evaluated ...