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Can Prolactin make it harder to get pregnant?

High prolactin levels outside pregnancy or breastfeeding can affect ovulation and make it more difficult to achieve pregnancy.

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How to cope with a Miscarriage

Miscarriage diagnoses are more common than you might think and many couples go through it before they get the baby they were hoping for.

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Beta-expectancy: symptoms of pregnancy?

The period between the embryo transfer and the expected date of the pregnancy test is known as beta-expectancy. This period of about 14 days is one of the most uncertain times.

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Blighted ovum: what it is and why it happens

What is a blighted ovum and why does the gestational sac remain empty? We explain the genetic causes behind an anembryonic pregnancy, how the diagnosis is confirmed between weeks 6 and 8, and why this experience does not mean you have a fertility problem.

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Pregnancy Loss: How to Cope with Grief

Losing a pregnancy, whether in the early stages or later on, is a deeply painful experience. It not only takes a physical toll on the body but also leaves an emotional wound that requires time, understanding, and support to heal.

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Understanding PCOS: Challenges and Solutions for Fertility

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is one of the leading causes of ovulation disorders and can pose a challenge for many women seeking to become pregnant.

Infertility treatments: what to expect or not to expect in the 2 ww.
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Fertility Treatments: The Two-Week Wait After Embryo Transfer: What to Expect—and What Not To

This article could also be titled “the longest two weeks”, because for someone involved in and fertility treatment, they are.