Surgery can be used to treat problems with the ovaries or fallopian tubes, such as cysts, endometriosis, or infections.
A woman’s age is one of the most important factors affecting whether she is able to conceive and give birth to a healthy child. This is due to several changes that are a natural part of aging.
This booklet will help you understand in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other assisted reproductive technology (ART) that have become accepted medical treatments for infertility.
An evaluation of a woman for infertility is appropriate for women who have not become pregnant after having 12 months of regular, unprotected intercourse.
In this episode of the SART Fertility Experts podcast, Dr. Mark Trolice sits down with PMOS (PCOS) expert Dr. Anuja Dokras, who explains diagnosis, risks, fertility, lifestyle changes, and new
Dr. Cristin Slater and Betsy Campbell from RESOLVE (The National Infertility Association that helps to ensure equal access to all family building options) discuss: barriers to infertility care;
"I can get pregnant, but I can't stay pregnant," is echoed by patients with recurrent pregnancy loss. Recurrent pregnancy loss, defined as 2 or more pregnancy losses, is discussed by
Black women are more likely to experience infertility and less likely to seek and receive timely treatment.
Active-duty individuals in the military sometimes face unique circumstances when seeking fertility care. Learn more with a former military fertility physician.
Many factors impact access to infertility care. Learn how a variety of factors such as geography, race, and the availability of comprehensive infertility mandates affect access to effective
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