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If you’re trying to conceive after you’re forty years old, it’s important to know when your mother entered menopause.
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If you work in an environment where you’re exposed to chemicals, make sure you know exactly what the chemicals are and what effect they may have on a pregnancy.
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Women trying to conceive should not douche
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Find out what chemicals can harm your fertility.
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Women may say they dress for themselves, but scientists have found there’s another reason why they put on the glitz: They’re advertising their fertility.
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Some of your everyday medications may be lessening your chances of getting pregnant.
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Find out how to calculate when you're ovulating to optimize your chances of getting pregnant.
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When you’re trying to get pregnant, it’s important to be completely honest with your doctor.
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As women age, so do the eggs in their ovaries.
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When you’re trying to get pregnant, don’t neglect to ensure that the house you live in is safe.
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Find out why regular periods are a sign of fertility.
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Taking care of your body is the best way to prepare for baby, and that means getting chronic conditions under control, especially when they can affect fertility.
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Do you find yourself in a good mood around certain times of the month? Positive feelings could signal that you're at you're most fertile.
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Fitness level is just one element of fertility, but it doesn't guarantee a healthy pregnancy.
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Find out if experiencing pain during your period is normal.
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Women thirty-five and older are often acutely aware that their “egg supply” is on the decline. Measuring for FHS hormone can help you find out if that's the case.
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The contraceptive you used before trying to become pregnant can make a difference in how long it will take you to conceive.
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Are things suddenly smelling stronger? That could mean it’s a good time to try to get pregnant.
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The majority of women still ovulate into their forties, but they’re less likely to produce high-quality eggs.
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At your preconception checkup, make sure to go over your vaccination history with your doctor. Some vaccines aren't safe for pregnant women!
