For those actively trying to conceive, once you’ve made the choice to get pregnant, every negative test result can lead to disappointment. Everyday activities, like…
Sleep and Infertility: How Sleep Disturbance Can Hurt Your Fertility Journey
As adults who are busy in our everyday lives, we tend to forget that sleep plays a major role in our overall health and well…
Fibroids & Fertility – Everything that You Need to Know!
A lot of factors can affect a woman’s fertility. One of these factors could be Fibroids, which are also more commonly known as Myomas. Fibroids…
Eggs Over Easy: Black Women & Fertility
A couple of years ago, during my annual exam, my gynecologist looked at my chart, smiled, and said, “You have a birthday coming up. Your…
OMG, the Positive Pregnancy Test – What This Doctor Wants You to Know!
When infertile patients, who have been trying for some time, get the positive pregnancy test result, they go through a roller coaster of emotions where…
Understanding Fertility : Tips to Conceive a Baby
I’m going to cut to the chase, we’ve been traditionally taught that sex creates babies. While this concept may be generally true, since the activity…
Things Your Ob-Gyn Wants You to Know Before Your Appointment
Keeping up with a gynecologist visit is something every woman has to do. Considering the underlying concerns around it, however, some women are understandably apprehensive…
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Debunking PCOS Myths, Because You Deserve the Truth
Certain medical conditions can potentially change your lifestyle and even your fertility. While some disorders can truly affect your wellbeing, some people, unfortunately, also fall…
5 Things to Know Before Your First Appointment With a Fertility Specialist
So, you’ve decided to take the initial step on your journey to parenthood? You plan to make an appointment with a fertility specialist, but you…
What is Fertility Diet? Beginner’s Guide
One out of eight couples endures the agony of infertility, often in silence. This April, we are commemorating Infertility Awareness Month and I cannot think…