How do ovulation calculators work out your most fertile period?
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How do ovulation calculators work out your most fertile period?
How do ovulation calculators work out your most fertile period?
09/13/2022|Article|82
Fertility calculators help to estimate the day of ovulation and, therefore, the days when you are most likely to get pregnant. However, these types of tools are more accurate when the menstrual cycle is regular.These calculators should not be used as a method of contraception. Read more
Week two of pregnancy: symptoms and advice for the mother-to-be
Week two of pregnancy: symptoms and advice for the mother-to-be
09/12/2022|Article|55
During the first two weeks of pregnancy, the woman is not pregnant yet. Her body is still preparing for ovulation and egg fertilization. If you are TTC, do not miss this guide to get useful tips on what to do during week 2 of pregnancy. Read more
Female fertility: development of the female reproductive system
Female fertility: development of the female reproductive system
09/08/2022|Article|44
Female fertility starts when the reproductive system becomes functional thanks to the secretion of the female sex hormones. Read more
The cost of hormonal medication in assisted reproduction treatments
The cost of hormonal medication in assisted reproduction treatments
07/28/2022|Article|68
The price of assisted reproductive techniques is augmented by hormonal medications required, which are not included in the initial estimate. Read more
Saliva ovulation tests: How are they used and are they reliable?
Saliva ovulation tests: How are they used and are they reliable?
07/14/2022|Article|73
Saliva ovulation tests consist of a small microscope to estimate, using saliva, a woman's fertile days. In the ovulatory phase, saliva dries to form a crystal pattern that resembles "fern leaves". Observation of this pattern indicates the most fertile period. Read more
How Does PCOS Affect Female Fertility?
How Does PCOS Affect Female Fertility?
05/31/2022|Article|5
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) causes infertility in most women due to absent ovulatory cycles and abnormalities in endometrial receptivity. Read more
Use of Cervical Mucus as a Fertility Indicator
Use of Cervical Mucus as a Fertility Indicator
03/14/2022|Article|40
The cervical mucus undergoes a series of changes during the menstrual cycle, which allows a woman to estimate when ovulation will occur. Thus, by observing the characteristics of the cervical mucus, a woman's most fertile days can be calculated to increase her chances of becoming pregnant. Read more
Recommendations for starting assisted reproduction treatment
03/03/2022|Article|82
Assisted reproduction is generally a very unknown field, so resorting to fertility treatment is often complicated. For this reason, being sure about the chosen clinic, preparing the visits to the specialist correctly and facing the treatment in a positive way will make the process easier. Read more
What are they and what happens in the different phases of ovulation?
What are they and what happens in the different phases of ovulation?
01/20/2022|Article|37
Ovulation is the process by which an ovarian follicle releases a mature oocyte, which can be fertilized and can result in pregnancy. This process, as well as the entire menstrual cycle, will be controlled by changes in the levels of FSH and LH gonadotropins and ovarian sex hormones. Read more
What Is Artificial Insemination at Home? - Process Step by Step
What Is Artificial Insemination at Home? - Process Step by Step
01/07/2019|Article|144
Self-insemination or at-home artificial insemination is a simple procedure which purpose is to achieve pregnancy. Tha success rates are low, though. Read more