Infertility is a lot more common than many people think, with 9% and 11% of men and women respectively reporting difficulty getting pregnant. However, people in this situation aren’t without the ability to get pregnant. They just need a little help. People can choose to use fertility medication or to try other methods for getting pregnant… Read More
Are you experiencing difficulty having a child? If so, you’re not alone. Reports show that up to one in eight couples struggle to become pregnant. In America, 33 percent of people have had fertility treatment or know someone who has. One method involves in-vitro fertilization (IVF). Have you thought about this option and wondered how long the… Read More
Do you sometimes go two to three months without having a menstrual cycle or does it come far sooner than you expected? Are your cycles extremely heavy, and do you notice that your acne seems to be worse than for other people? Have you had trouble conceiving, or do you have more hair on your… Read More
The approval of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines has been a major step forward in fighting Coronavirus. Now the main question seems to be: When will I be able to get the vaccine? Even though it may seem that creating an order or line to get the vaccine is not completely fair, there are a… Read More
Getting married and having children is something many of us look forward to from the time we ourselves are children. We play with baby dolls and cuddle relatives’ babies, dreaming of the day we can have our own. But if you are in a same-sex female relationship, you may find yourself asking the question, “How… Read More
Getting pregnant can be more challenging than it seems, with recent studies suggesting that about 1 in every 7 couples have difficulty conceiving. Before a sperm can fertilize an egg, the head of the sperm has to attach to the outer layer of the egg. It then pushes through the outer layer into the cytoplasm… Read More
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