What Doctors Don't Tell YouClomid (clomiphene) is a powerful and longstanding infertility drug but of late, research has been suggesting that it can cause birth defects. ...
Test tube baby techniques make many miracles. They also have horrific side effects and may leave you with some terrible choices. ... ...
Fertility drug labels in the US are to carry ovarian cancer warnings following reports of a possible link between such hormonal treatment and the disease. ...
Fertility drugs can increase the chances of birth defects such as spina bifida by nearly six times, one report has suggested. Another says the risks are doubled, while a third has concluded there ...
Infertile women who unsuccessfully take drugs to help them conceive may not only remain childless but end up with ovarian cancer, according to an analysis of 12 studies of the disease. ...
Doctors treating infertility due to failure to ovulate should rely exclusively on IVF. ...
Recombinant DNA technology - or gene engineering - has progressed dramatically in the past decade to the point where it now represents 98 per cent of all fertility drugs prescribed in the US.
Fertility drugs, which are now handed out like candy, can treble your cancer risks, yet may not work as well as a simple supplement programme. ...
Although miscarriages are often blamed on 'tired eggs' or unknown causes, the real culprits are poor diet, environmental toxins and even the drugs to help women get pregnant. ...
Foresight, the Association for the Promotion of Preconception Care, believes that a great deal of infertility results from poor states of nutrition or undiagnosed infections. They suggest that yo ...
