Medically reviewed by Alyssa Dweck, MS, MD, FACOGMedically reviewed by Alyssa Dweck, MS, MD, FACOG We know that intercourse leads to pregnancy, but people often wonder how soon after sex you can get ...

Conception involves more than just timing. It’s influenced by your reproductive health, hormone levels, and lifestyle habits. Understanding your ovulation cycle and how both your and your partner’s ...

You're most likely to get pregnant if you have sex about once a day for the five days around the time you ovulate.

A number of factors can play a decisive role in some couples' inability to conceive, which may lead them to turn to fertility treatments like IVF or IUI. But before couples get to that point, they ...

The right time to seek professional advice concerning fertility depends largely on age, health history, and specific reproductive circumstances. However, even before trying to conceive, a ...

Transitioning from infertility to donor conception can affect both partners in a couple differently. Acceptance is the key to ...

Every child eventually becomes curious about where they come from. While their school’s human growth and development class might cover the basics of egg meets sperm, they don’t often include ...

Choosing an egg donor can awaken deep fears about readiness. Yet this hesitation may actually signal a wish to protect the future family rather than avoidance.