Treatment of infertility depends on the cause, your age, how long you've been infertile, and which partner has the issue. Sometimes infertility can't be corrected. Other times, a woman can still get pregnant with assisted reproductive technology.
Cure is a strong word, but acupuncture might help increase your odds of getting pregnant, and the evidence it works is more than just word of mouth.
Learn what a fertility doctor can do for you and how you can find one.
In the first-ever investigation of its kind, find out which of the nation's centers offer the greatest chance of success.
The condition is called superfetation, and it's so rare, her doctor had to Google it!
We explore 10 different types of fertility treatment options and examine the pros, cons, and costs of each one.
We explore 10 different types of fertility treatment options and examine the pros, cons, and costs of each one.
Learn who should be evaluated, what to expect at your first appointment, and which tests you and your partner can expect to undergo. We'll also give you tips for making the process easier.
Print out this guide to common tests performed when a couple has difficulty conceiving.
The amazing photo celebrates the mom-to-be's twin pregnancy after years of IVF--and 452 needles!
From acupuncture to yoga, our experts weigh in on so-called natural fertility treatments.
Embryo donation allows those struggling with fertility to use frozen embryos from other couples to start families."
Experts weigh in on this important question and discuss who should have a mammogram before getting pregnant.
One mom-to-be hopes that being open with her and her husband's infertility struggle will help other couples who are contemplating or going through IVF treatments.
The star says she will try IVF again as she and Legend try for a second child.
Curious? We answer the questions surrounding Mini-IVF (Minimal Stimulation In Vitro Fertilization) so you can decide, once and for all, if it's right for you.
If you've been struggling to get pregnant, the news of Zika-linked birth defects and international calls for women to avoid pregnancy may have you wondering if now is a good time to continue--or start--fertility treatments. Here's what you need to know.
How some couples are finding fertility solutions in a young woman's eggs, and what it takes to be their egg donor.
A new study says children conceived through in vitro may have a slightly increased risk of developing blood cancer.
After years of struggling to start a family, one woman recounts how that experience prepared her for parenthood.
A new study shows that depression and anxiety may be associated with a reduced chance of pregnancy after IVF.
Do more IVF cycles mean a better chance for baby? A new British study says "yes."
New research looks at how a woman's ethnicity plays a role in determining her chances of having a baby via IVF.