Being well-informed and having good communication helps reduce anxiety and allows you to adopt family planning strategies that improve your chances of conceiving and starting a family. Keep reading!
Read the full interview with Dr. Serra on How Sexual Health Impacts Fertility.
The celebration of World Sexual Health Day reminds us of the importance of inclusive and respectful education and dialogue, and the need to ensure access to sexual and reproductive health services for all people. Keep reading!
For a pregnancy to start off on the right foot, the woman's body has to allow the embryo to implant correctly. This process is complex and this is where Killer Immunoglobulin-like Receptor…
Did you know that it is estimated that approximately 60% of women will suffer from some type of pelvic floor disorder during their lifetime?
In female reproduction, the term endometrium is commonly used, but what is it? How does it vary during the menstrual cycle? What is an endometrial biopsy for? We will answer all these questions below.
In assisted reproduction, could you get to know the sex of the child? Or is it possible to make a choice of sex? Here we answer the most frequently asked questions about this subject in assisted reproduction treatments.
Gamete donation in assisted reproduction is a subject that generates a lot of curiosity. For this reason, in this publication, we will answer the most frequently asked questions concerning egg donation.
Are half the genes inherited from the mother and half from the father? Do environmental factors influence a person's observable physical traits? Here are some interesting questions about genetics.
Did you know that it is estimated that 59% of Spanish patients who complete an assisted reproduction treatment do not say what they want to do with the leftover embryos?
Many successful stages are required to achieve pregnancy: ovulation, fertilisation, etc.
There are many causes of infertility, but could endocrine disruptors be one of them? Do they affect reproduction and pregnancy? We will answer all these questions below.
Assisted reproduction offers multiple alternatives to create a family: the ROPA method, artificial insemination, in vitro fertilisation, embryo donation, egg donation...
Did you know that an estimated 10% of women in childbearing age in Spain suffer from endometriosis?
Embryo transfer is a key phase in different fertility clinic treatments, but do you know how is it done? Who decides how many embryos are transferred?
What are ovarian cysts? Are they common, and do they prevent pregnancy? These are some of the most frequently asked questions about ovarian cysts. For this reason, here is everything you should know about ovarian cysts.
When we talk about nutrients, we usually think of vitamins and minerals such as zinc, calcium or folic acid.
There are many methods of hormonal contraception, such as the vaginal ring, patches or birth control pills.
Uterine anomalies are congenital malformations of the female reproductive system caused by an alteration in the development of the Müllerian ducts.
Eggs are key to conception, so low egg quality and/or low ovarian reserve are common causes of female infertility. But what do we mean by "quality" and how is oocyte quality assessed?
Regular menstrual cycles are key to fertility. For this reason, in this publication we explain what cycles are like and how you can recognise the fertile days, those when a woman is most likely to get pregnant.
The thyroid gland is an endocrine gland located in the neck, which is involved in the production of thyroid hormones known as triiodothyronine (T3) and thyroxine (T4).
Maintaining a healthy diet is essential during pregnancy. However, you may have heard that you need to be careful with certain foods, such as certain meat preparations.
Do you know what factors increase the risk of a twin or multiple pregnancy? Do you know whether this risk could be avoided? We will assess you on these matters below!
If you are thinking of donating your eggs, you will probably have many questions to answer. In this publication we answer some of the most frequently asked questions about this treatment.
Have you ever heard of endometrial or uterine polyps? Do you know the symptoms and signs that characterise them? Is there a treatment?
Have you heard of subcutaneous injections before exposure to assisted reproductive technologies? In vitro fertilisation (IVF), artificial insemination (AI) or the ROPA method are some of the fertility treatments in which medication is prescribed.
In assisted reproduction there is the possibility of carrying out genetic tests to minimise the risk of transmission of genetic diseases. Have you heard of genetic matching and pre-implantation genetic diagnosis? We explain these tests below.
When we consider IVF (in Vitro Fertilisation) treatment, many doubts arise: What will happen now? What will the process be like? What tests will I undergo? And so on. In this publication, we will explain in detail the most popular assisted reproduction treatment.
During a woman's menstrual cycle, a series of hormonal variations occur that have an impact on fertility.
