Fertility News

Hot showers and tight underwear may be silently reducing your sperm count. Just 6 hours of sleep or social drinking can disrupt your fertility hormones. Simple daily changes, like walking breaks or stress relief, can boost male fertility naturally.

Over-exercising can disrupt ovulation by altering key reproductive hormones. Crash dieting pushes the body into survival mode, shutting down fertility functions. Sustainable wellness, not extremes, is the true path to lasting health and hormonal balance.

Undiagnosed thyroid issues can silently disrupt ovulation and menstrual cycles, impacting fertility. Thyroid dysfunction may reduce egg quality, hinder embryo implantation, and lower IVF success rates if left untreated. A simple thyroid blood test can identify hormonal imbalances early and improve pregnancy chances with proper treatment.

Egg freezing is fast becoming a popular choice for women who want to delay pregnancy while preserving their fertility for the future. Read expert insights!

The connection between diet and IVF success. The importance of maintaining a healthy weight. Impact of exercise on fertility.

 The elder son was born biologically and the other was through a surrogate who lived away from Clancy.

Thyroid Federation International declared that May 25 will be observed as World Thyroid Day every year. The thyroid glands regulate the body's metabolism. Thyroid is useful to both men and women. This little, butterfly-shaped gland generates hormones that regulate the body's metabolism, energy levels, and other vital functions. Hypothyroidism is a disorder that results from insufficient thyroid function, which interferes with growth hormone production, weakens the body, and causes insufficient ovulation.

While discussions around fertility can still be taboo for some, EPIA notes a shift in attitudes. 30% of inquiries received are from couples keen to explore egg freezing as a proactive measure to plan for children in the future. 

Navigating cervical cancer while preserving fertility is a delicate journey. In this article, expert helps understand empowering strategies for women facing this challenge. Read to know more.

Thyroid disease encompasses a range of conditions affecting the thyroid gland's function, with hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism being the most common disorders.  

The impact of diabetes on fertility is a complex interplay of physiological factors affecting both men and women. Read more about expert's advice on how diabetes can affect fertility.

Stress affects every aspect of our lives, including our health. Let's explore an often-overlooked aspect of women's health – stress and fertility.

PCOS can cause infertility and raises the risk of developing diabetes, obesity and other metabolic health problems. 

High-stress levels can disrupt the menstrual cycle, causing irregular periods or even amenorrhea (absence of periods) Stress has been linked to reduced sperm quality, including lower sperm count, motility, and morphology Stress-induced hormonal imbalances can disrupt the ovulation process, affecting the release of eggs and decreasing the chances of fertilization

Typical symptoms of endometriosis include painful menstruation, pain in the pelvic area, difficult or painful sexual intercourse, and difficulty getting pregnant Correct diagnosis is often delayed by around seven years Surgery has traditionally been the ‘gold standard’ for diagnosing the condition and classifying the type of endometriosis

This article explores the benefits of ayurveda, a holistic approach to reproductive wellness, and how it can be used to embrace motherhood.

Ashwagandha or Indian ginseng improves nerve function By regulating hormonal balance and blood circulation, it is believed Shatavari boosts female fertility Gokshura increases libido and promotes ovulation and sperm production

Vitamin D has been linked to a number of health benefits. It appears to be linked to higher fertility and a healthier pregnancy in women trying to conceive.

The practice of yoga encourages positivity when you're dealing with infertility issues Yogic practices stimulate the uterus and the ovaries

An Ontario court on Wednesday certified a class action suit against Barwin. It is alleged that Barwin told couples that the male partner’s sperm would be used, however, he used random samples and in some cases even his own. As per the proposed settlement, former patients and children will be eligible for up to C$50,000 (Rs 29,80,632 approx) in damages.