Pregnancy & Infertility

Infertility disorders require medical intervention. Treatment options include prescription medications, surgery, and in vitro fertilization.

Painful periods can be a sign of uterine anomalies. Congenital uterine anomalies can make becoming and staying pregnant more difficult.

Can elevated blood sugars prevent pregnancy? Managing your diabetes may be one of the steps to improving fertility.

Developing preeclampsia is one of the biggest risks that a pregnant woman can face. Learn how to prevent hypertension during pregnancy.

A low body mass index (BMI) can carry health risks, including missing or irregular periods. Can a low BMI affect fertility and pregnancy?

Predicting ovulation requires tracking for optimal pregnancy timing. Having sex during the fertility window increases chances of conception.

Before a pregnancy test, there could be some early signs that a bun is in the oven. Look for these 3 changes to confirm those suspicions.

Accurately timing sex to coincide with ovulation is critical for successfully conceiving. Sometimes tracking ovulation can be difficult.

For many parents-to-be, the ultrasound is the first time to learn a baby's sex. But are ultrasounds the only option?

Pregnancy is an exciting period in a woman’s life, but many people are surprised to find out how many OB/GYN visits are recommended.