Introduction There is a common concern among women on the issue of birth control use leading to infertility. When it comes to birth control and fertility, there can be a lot of confusion as to what works and what does not. One of the commonest questions is “Can birth control make you infertile?” The short answer to the question…
Fertility changes occur throughout the life of an individual. The biological clock refers to the fact that it is usually easier to get pregnant earlier in life than later. There is proven evidence that the number and quality of eggs decline as an individual gets older. However, the idea of a biological clock has been…
As an individual gets older, their body undergoes various changes that will result in a reduced ability to reproduce. This will also impact the quality of their gametes (eggs and sperm). This will ultimately lead to a condition that is referred to as infertility. Due to this, some techniques like ovarian rejuvenation using PRP, which…
Immunological infertility could explain why couples are trying to get pregnant and not being able to conceive, or when they conceive are unable to keep the pregnancy. Over the past few years, it has become increasingly clear that in a lot of cases, immunological issues play a major part in the above-listed issue. While it…
What is Turner Syndrome? Turner syndrome, or Monosomy X, is a condition that only affects females. It arises when one of the X chromosomes is absent, totally or partially. This syndrome can result in several issues for the individual like short height, heart defects, and a failure of the ovaries to develop properly. From XX to…
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