Research suggests that asthma affects fertility in many ways, making it more difficult to conceive, but there is still hope for women with asthma. Asthma is an incredibly common health condition that affects roughly one in eight women in the United States. Those who have asthma may find it … [Read more...]
Diabetes is a chronic medical condition that seriously affects the longevity and the fertility of men. The disease is marked by the inability of the body to process the simple sugar glucose and convert it to useable energy. In July 2008, scientific research published by Dr. Con Mallidis, et al. of … [Read more...]
Many women will experience vaginal dryness at some point. However, if the condition occurs regularly, it can compromise the ability to become pregnant. Having a healthy amount of cervical mucus directly impacts fertility, and there are a variety of health factors that can weaken its production, such … [Read more...]
Guest author: Nancy S. Poonia When you are finally ready to have a baby but your body refuses to cooperate, a fertility doctor seems to be the only one who can help. No one expects to be infertile, and most people feel overwhelmed by emotion when they are first confronted by infertility. Once … [Read more...]
The health of a woman's vaginal biome may impact her fertility levels, in addition to her ability to become pregnant. This brief blog will discuss what the vaginal biome is, how it can influence issues such as fertility and conception, and methods women can employ to improve its overall health, … [Read more...]
Fertility can be jeopardized by a couple of factors. Some of the most standard ones include thyroid conditions, excessive weight, sexually transmitted diseases, and uterine fibroids. However, medication can have a negative effect on your reproduction as well, even non-prescribed medications, known … [Read more...]
Do you enjoy drinking a cold soda on a hot summer day? Or, are soft drinks a regular addition to your meals, whether at home or on-the-go? If you are trying to get pregnant, this could be a problem. Research is showing that consuming soft drinks may actually affect your ability to get … [Read more...]
Ibuprofen is a common pain reliever used by many people, including pregnant women. While it is known that medications taken during pregnancy can harm the unborn baby by increasing the risk of birth defects and miscarriage, ibuprofen is considered safe in the first and second trimesters. However, … [Read more...]
