Women's Health

Women's Fertility

The Basics

While the exact reasons are unclear, studies indicate PTSD and sexual trauma may play a part.

Complex circumstances for servicewomen create infertility hurdles that limit family building.

Early knowledge empowers you to make decisions about your future family planning.

Often more affordable, minimal stimulation in vitro fertilization might be a good alternative.

Factors in Fertility

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

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

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.

Improving Fertility

There's more to getting pregnant than just sex.

Discussing health concerns and lifestyle adjustments before getting pregnant is critical.

Bottoms up or baseless belief? Are there health benefits to drinking sperm?

Relaxation techniques could be the key to severing the link between stress and infertility.

Coping with Infertility

We spend so much of our lives trying not to conceive, we're ill-prepared when we want a baby.

How to deal with loved ones' comments when you're struggling with infertility.

Here's how to become a safe space so your friends and family feel they can open up.

An infertility diagnosis can be shocking. Knowing how to cope can help.

The Basics

The former 'Friends' star also says she wishes she had known more about freezing her eggs.

Research says women who use ART may face cardiovascular problems, but some doctors disagree.

Among fertility treatments, intrauterine insemination and in vitro fertilization are most common

The first baby born from IVF in the U.S. just turned 40, and so much has changed since 1981.

What to Consider

The latest research adds to mounting evidence Pfizer and Moderna are safe for pregnant people.

Getting in vitro fertilization? Though usually safe, learn the symptoms and signs of infection.

IVF is a good option for some people, but 'family balancing' has sparked a serious conversation.

Carrier screening, amniocentesis and other tests can prepare you for a lot, but not everything.

Freezing Eggs and Embryos

This new legislation will ensure donor-conceived individuals know their medical history.

As one woman tells us, deciding what to do with leftover fertilized eggs is complicated.

This fertility option is becoming more popular—here's what to know when searching for a clinic.

The differences between these two procedures may help you decide which is right for you.

What to Expect

Prepare yourself mentally and physically for the next step in your IVF journey.

The process is challenging both physically and mentally—be prepared.

Anticipate what's in store for this momentous step of the in vitro fertilization process.

If you struggle with infertility, here's what you should know before heading in for treatment.