Making your embryo transfer successful involves various factors that can contribute to a positive outcome.

Are you struggling to conceive? Fibroids might be one of the causes. Fibroids, unwelcome growths in the muscular wall of the uterus, affect up to 70% of women by age 50. While many women have no symptoms, fibroids can bring unpleasant surprises, impacting fertility and pregnancy.

If you are thinking about freezing your eggs, you are not alone. With career growth, onsite jobs, delayed marriages, travel plans, or any other plans, many women today are exploring egg-freezing options to preserve their fertility. But when is the best time to halt your biological clock? Does age really matter to take this step?

While many women with fibroids experience healthy pregnancies, it’s not always easy. These growths can sometimes pose challenges to fertility and the overall journey to motherhood. But understanding what fibroids are, their types and the impact of fibroids in pregnancy can help you move smoothly with your pregnancy journey. Keep reading!

In vitro fertilization, or IVF treatment, is a beacon of hope for numerous couples trying to start a family amidst fertility challenges. This complex journey involves several steps, from the initial decision to embark on IVF to bringing the kid into the world. One of the most important steps in this journey is the first pregnancy test. But when should you take this test? What are the factors...

As more couples choose to start their families later in their lives, the process of fertility freezing becomes more popular. Many women consider egg-freezing treatment as an option to preserve their fertility. However, there's often confusion about how the process works. Let's break it down step by step to make it clearer.

The magic of life begins with a single sperm fertilizing an egg. Over the next few days, this microscopic cell starts dividing repeatedly, reaching the cleavage stage by day 2 with 4 cells each followed by 8 cell stage on Day 3. These rapidly dividing cells, called blastomeres, hope to become a baby.

Dreaming of starting a family is a common goal, but sometimes, life’s timing doesn’t align with your plans for parenthood. Additionally, health issues might pose challenges to conceiving naturally within your planned timeline. Thankfully, advancements in fertility treatments offer a solution, and egg freezing is one of them.