The saying "You are what you eat" emphasises the idea that the food and nutrients we consume directly influence our overall health, well-being, and even our physical and mental attributes. Therefore, surely our diet must have an impact on our fertility and ability to nourish a pregnancy.
After your embryo transfer, these are strategies you should use to manage the two week wait and improve success.
Our pregnancy calculator is the perfect tool to estimate your due date. Our easy-to-use pregnancy wheel is based on the date of your last menstrual period and provides a personalised estimate of when you can expect your baby to arrive.
The Endometriosis Fertility Index (EFI) is a tool used to assess the potential fertility of women with endometriosis. Calculate your score and see how it affects your fertility.
One of the biggest concerns for women with endometriosis is the impact it can have on their fertility. Find out more about the effect of endometriosis on fertility and IVF.
Phthalates are a group of chemicals used in a variety of consumer products, including personal care products and food packaging.
Ovarian cysts are a common among women during their reproductive years. Are ovarian cysts hindering your chances of getting pregnant?
A guide to what the UK law says about legal parenthood. Essential reading for couples planning to use donor eggs, sperm or embryos.
You only need to scroll Instagram fertility feeds for a few moment before encountering a pineapple. But why have pineapples become synonymous with fertility?
HFEA consultation opens which aims to put patients at the heart of fertility law.