Understanding Female Infertility: Common Signs and Symptoms

Infertility is a condition defined as the inability to become pregnant. For women, an infertility diagnosis comes after one year of trying to get pregnant if you’re younger than 35 or six months of trying to get pregnant if you’re older than 35. There are two types of infertility: primary and secondary. Primary infertility means…

Preserve Today, Empower Tomorrow: Virtual Event with Fertility Experts on Fertility Preservation 

Embarking on the journey of family planning is an exciting and transformative experience, and understanding your egg freezing options can be the key to empowering your future. Join us for a free virtual event on Thursday, February 15 at 4 PM PT | 6 PM CST | 7 PM EST, where four distinguished fertility experts…

How to Support Someone You Love who is Experiencing Infertility | Alice D. Domar, PhD

When my parents went through infertility many years ago, my mom didn’t tell a soul. She felt that it was shameful, a secret. Even ten years ago, research showed most women didn’t tell their own mothers. But today, perhaps inspired by the numerous celebrities who have spoken openly about the heartache of infertility and pregnancy…

Trying to Figure out How to Cope During the Holidays? | Ask Dr. Domar

Q: One of my main triggers are holiday cards. Opening them and seeing these happy family photos is so hard, yet I don’t want to miss seeing the other accomplishments of family and friends. Any good ideas? A: Most people experiencing infertility have a tough time with pregnancy announcements, gender reveals, Santa lap sitting photos,…

How to navigate infertility at the holidays? | Ask Dr. Domar

Holiday celebrations often bring mixed emotions for those experiencing infertility. The holiday season can be magical — and overwhelming. Along with cherished memories of years past, each December brings moments of joy, chaos, happy shopping, purchase regrets, baking successes, epic baking fails, and of course the potential to eat and drink far too much. The…

The Biological Clock: Understanding How Age Impacts Fertility

Like many other bodily functions, fertility is dramatically impacted by aging. As we get older, it becomes increasingly challenging to get pregnant naturally, especially as you reach your 40s. Whatever your family-building goals entail, understanding the role that age plays in fertility is a crucial point of knowledge. In this post, we’ll explore some of…