Fertility information ranging from nutrition, to causes of infertility and IVF procedures explained below
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects millions of women, often leading to symptoms like weight gain, irregular periods, insulin resistance and infertility. But did you know that eating certain foods can be crucial in managing these
Do you have a hard time losing weight, struggle with irregular periods, or have excessive hair growth on your face, chin, or back? If so, these are all signs that you may have polycystic ovary
Choosing a fertility doctor is one of the most importantl decisions you’ll make if you’re struggling with infertility. You want the best of the best–and at Reproductive Health & Wellness Center (RHWC) that’s Dr. Marcus
PLEASE NOTE: RHWC is NOT a donation center and we do not accept sperm donations nor do we compensate for such. Thank you for your understanding and we hope you can still find valuable information
A Plant Found In the Peruvian Andes Shows Some Signs of Improving Sperm Recently, the popular maca root powders and also available in pill form is being touted for its fertility. Although not a new
Infertility Meaning and How to Treat It Building your family is an exciting and promising time in your life. Looking around it seems like it would be easy to get pregnant but it turns out
Teratozoospermia If you and your partner are having trouble conceiving, you might have infertility. A fertility specialist doctor can perform some tests in order to evaluate your fertility and determine what is going on. Issues
Male Fertility Testing Did you know that male factor infertility now accounts for approximately 40% of infertility in couples? It can be hard to imagine that sperm issues can be so common but this is why
What to Expect in a Fertility Test The definition of infertility is not conceiving after a year of unprotected intercourse. If you are having trouble getting pregnant, the first step is to make an appointment for a
Male Fertility Nutrition New studies have shown that a diet low in fat and high in antioxidants can help maintain healthy testosterone levels and even boost sperm counts! We recently wrote about the science behind
