Understanding Women's Fertility | Factors in Fertility

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Polycystic ovary syndrome is a cause of infertility, but steps can be taken to mitigate effects.

A thyroid disorder is often an overlooked cause of infertility issues in men.

The process can be rewarding in more ways than one. But it's not easy or risk-free.

A modern look at pea protein and the infamous component that terrifies women trying to conceive.

Just because you've given birth before doesn't mean pregnancy will come easy a second time.

When it comes to having a baby—or avoiding one—every detail counts, including use of lubricant.

Some people say Mucinex can help you get pregnant. The science, however, is unclear.

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You no longer have to make an appointment to discover valuable health information.

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By disrupting your natural cycle, contraception may be masking underlying issues.

Managing this condition can ensure your best chance of conception.

An insulin-like growth factor may encourage the rate of spontaneous twinning in tall women.

Eating disorders affect hormonal health, but do hormones increase your risk of developing one?

Learn more about the impact on menstruation, pregnancy and fertility—and possible solutions.

Research results are conflicting, but doctors warn weed won't do you any fertility favors.

A healthy pregnancy is possible, but precautions are needed to avoid complications.

Two lesbian couples discuss the ins and outs of pregnancy.

Travelers beware: The virus is still a cause for concern in many countries.

Though the symptoms are similar to menopause, you may still be able to get pregnant with POI.

Mind over matter? Understand the role stress plays in your chances of becoming pregnant.

Can hard athletic training negatively affect your ability to get pregnant?

Exercise is excellent for your health, but is too much a bad thing?

You can increase your chances of conceiving, even with polycystic ovarian syndrome.

Here are some key things to know about your DNA when trying to conceive.

Your genetics may be causing infertility. Here's what you should know.

There are a number of things both partners should keep track of when trying to get pregnant.

The list of possible dangers is long, but avoiding risky items may enable you to bear a child.

Here's how age, medical conditions and lifestyle choices may affect your fertility.

The closer to the time of ovulation you have sex, the better the chances to conceive.