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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and ovulation tests

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and ovulation tests

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and ovulation tests What is Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Polycystic ovaries contain a large number of harmless ‘cysts’ or egg-containing follicles that...
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6 myths about fertility that do not apply!

6 myths about fertility that do not apply!

6 Myths about Fertility that do not apply! We live in 2018! Stop listening to the invalid advices of others who are supposed to help in childbirth... "eat chocolate and you will have a boy", and...
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Follicles, cycle phases and ovulation

Follicles, cycle phases and ovulation

What are follicles? First of all, let's see at what follicles are not. Follicles are not eggs. Many people confuse these terms, believing that the follicle is the same as the egg (oocyte). The...
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Are you trying for a baby? Stop comparing yourself to others!

Are you trying for a baby? Stop comparing yourself to others!

Are you trying for a baby? Stop comparing yourself to others! Many couples trying for a baby often think they will see a positive pregnancy test with the first or second attempt. If you too are in...
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Sex after pregnancy: When can I resume intercourse?

Sex after pregnancy: When can I resume intercourse?

Sex after pregnancy: When can I resume intercourse? Most mothers will agree that the last thing on their mind after having a baby is sex. However, this is not often the case with their partner. On...
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When do we stop the ovulation tests?

When do we stop the ovulation tests?

When do we stop the ovulation tests?   The obvious answer is that we stop the ovulation tests when we find the positive test. But what if the days pass and we have not found the positive...
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Ovulation process

Ovulation process

In this post we will describe in a few simple words the process of ovulation. Initially, the body wakes up some of the follicles that are inside the ovary. Recall that women are born with a...
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Fertility and age

Fertility and age

Your overall good health does not necessarily mean that you are fertile (this also applies to men!). One in ten couples of reproductive age, who may be in excellent health, have fertility...
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Lovely ovulation and fertilization video

Lovely ovulation and fertilization video

A great video that shows graphically the time of ovulation and the time of fertilization! See in detail how the egg is released and how it travels in the fallopian tube waiting to be fertilized!...
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Lifespan of sperm and ovum

Lifespan of sperm and ovum

An egg lives for about 12-24 hours after ovulation and sperm, under ideal conditions, can live for five to seven days. Ideally, once you see a positive ovulation test, you should have frequent...
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Follicles, ovulation and fertility

Follicles, ovulation and fertility

Is female fertility affected by age? Yes. And the reason is very clear. Women are born with a certain number of follicles, which they "spend" throughout their fertile life. The eggs are created...
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Why is the FSH test important for women attempting to conceive for a long time

Why is the FSH test important for women attempting to conceive for a long time

Do we want to know the stock of eggs in our ovaries? We can, by doing the FSH hormone test, on the 3rd day of our cycle. What are the FSH levels?- If its value is below 10 mIU/ml then everything...
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How do I find my ovulation?

How do I find my ovulation?

Before answering, let's take a brief look at fertility and how ovulation tests work.Ovulation tests detect a sharp rise in luteinizing hormone (LH) levels, which occurs about halfway through the...
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Diet and ovulation

Diet and ovulation

According to university studies, the following health and nutrition tips contribute positively to the function of ovulation and fertility in general   1. Complex carbohydrates. Eat more complex...
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Thyroid, fertility and ovulation

Thyroid, fertility and ovulation

How does thyroid dysfunction affect ovulation and fertility in general Does thyroid dysfunction interfere with my ability to conceive? Sometimes - but certainly not always - thyroid disease can...
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A look inside your uterus at fertilization

A look inside your uterus at fertilization

Fallopian Tube: A sperm will swim from your vagina into your cervix, then to the fallopian tube to fertilize the egg that it finds there. Ovary: One of your eggs will be released from its follicle...
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Should the woman lie on her back after intercourse?

Should the woman lie on her back after intercourse?

Is it true that if a woman lies on her back right after intercourse, then this increases the chances of getting pregnant? Myth: Do not get out of bed after intercourse. This is probably the best...
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Are ovulation test stressful or not?

Are ovulation test stressful or not?

When a woman enters the process of becoming pregnant, she must begin to have contacts with her partner on the fertile days of her cycle. The phrase "we try for a year but nothing yet" is often...
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The role of vitamin D on fertility: Myths and Facts

The role of vitamin D on fertility: Myths and Facts

According to the latest scientific data, in recent years there is an increased incidence of vitamin D deficiency, which has a negative impact on the general health of the body, as well as on...
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Why it is important to have sex the day bofore ovulation

Why it is important to have sex the day bofore ovulation

In a few words… Sperm can survive in the female reproductive system for about 3-5 days after intercourse. The released egg, however, lives for only a few hours. Thus, women's ability to conceive...
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