What Doctors Don't Tell YouInfertility and repeated miscarriage clearly have many causes. Besides the better known reasons, such as blocked fallopian tubes, failure to ovulate, impotence and poor timing, the most likely cau ...
Abnormalities in sperm which prevent men from making their wives pregnant may also be causing defects in the fetus, researchers are suggesting. ...
Although the issue of declining male sperm count has been hotly debated in the medical press, mounting evidence points to pesticides. A workshop helped in Copenhagen in early 1995, at the request ...
Study after study over the past 20 years has indicated that male fertility is declining in industrialized societies, but doctors are still not sure. ...
Some infertility clinics use a treatment called immunotherapy to stop miscarriages where there may have been several in a row. This treatment is highly controversial. It is based on the theory tha ...
A decided lack of standards in the cervical cancer screening programme is responsible for many false diagnoses of cancer, announced the National Audit Office. ...
Whether or not you and your partner are having trouble conceiving, it's wise to attempt to sort out any problems six months to a year prior to ... ...
Finally, there was the reader who is peri-menopausal at the age of 31. She's about to start a cycle of IVF, and she wondered if readers had any suggestions to help improve its chances of success. Her doctor has advised her to take 75mg aspirin daily.
Infertility leaves many couples feeling helpless, even hopeless, and at the mercy of modern medicine in the quest to do what Mother Nature intended us to do - create life.
An infertility treatment may be risky and lead to abnormal fetal development, a Dutch medical authority has warned. The Health Council of the Netherlands has called for tighter regulations on the ...
