A University of Warwick study has found that most women who have repeated miscarriages have unusually low amounts of stem cells in their uterus linings. For many women struggling with infertility, ...
Using Saliva to Measure Hormone Levels: A Simplified Fertility Test
Understanding conception requires following hormone levels in an easier way. New technology allows for daily testing without having to draw blood. As much as 25 percent of American women struggle w...
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease and the Impact on Fertility
Pelvic inflammatory disease, or PID, affects more than 1 million women in the United States each year. Caused by sexually transmitted infections, PID is one of the leading causes of preventable infert...
Low Estradiol Levels and the Link to Miscarriages and Infertility
A number of factors contribute to infertility and even miscarriages. Low estradiol levels are among them. Estradiol is produced by the ovaries and determines whether eggs become available to be ferti...
The Difference Between Fertility Shots
In today’s modern world, there are several available options for couples struggling with infertility. One option is the myriad of fertility shots available. Depending on what exactly is needed in or...
New PCOS Infertility Treatment in the Works
A surprising new PCOS infertility treatment may help stabilize ovarian cycles, improve glucose tolerance and even help women with this disorder to conceive. PCOS, or polycystic ovarian syndrome, af...
Can Endometrial Scratching Increase the Chance of Pregnancy?
Endometrial scratching is a procedure designed to help improve the embryo implantation rate in women undergoing artificial insemination. The procedure involves scratching the uterine lining to increas...
Female Infertility and Anovulation
There are many reasons for female infertility. In about 30 percent of cases, a lack of ovulation (anovulation) is responsible for the inability to conceive. What is anovulation? An average menstrual...
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