Certain diet styles and lifestyle choices can affect the length of your telomeres which may determine egg quality. Learn what makes a difference.

Avoiding toxoplasmosis infection is important in pregnancy, learn the main sources of infection and how to stay toxoplasmosis-free.

Luteal phase defect is closely tied to poor ovarian blood flow, improving pelvic and ovarian blood flow may help the ovaries to function better.

A test for insulin resistance may help you to get treatment for hidden insulin resistance which could be causing recurrent miscarriage.

Top infertility clinics often recommend a cocktail of nutrients to improve egg quality and pregnancy rates in IVF - many of the recommendations are supported by studies in medical journals and are at the forefront of a new science: oocyte nutrition

There are various theories regarding how often one should receive intralipid treatments, this study shows how long intralipid treatment remains effective for most women.

Sildenafil has been demonstrated to reduce the risk of miscarriage in women with a history of recurrent loss, treatment for just one month improves uterine blood flow and positively affects the immunological environment by reducing NK cells and TNF-alpha activity while also increasing antioxidants.

Having a thin uterus lining - less than 9 mm - or poor uterine blood flow may lessen the chances of IVF success and increase miscarriage rates, this study demonstrates how vitamin E, L-arginine and Sildenafil suppositories may make a difference.

A Harvard study has clearly shown that women with hypothyroidism should increase their thyroid hormone dose upon confirmation of pregnancy then contact their physician for regular monitoring and dose tweaking to stay pregnant and protect their baby from harm.

Having a thin uterus lining - under 9 mm - is known to compromise IVF success and increase miscarriage rates, a novel treatment can often help.