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Infertility is a challenge, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Our experts and editors are here with support and compassionate advice.
We fact-checked the myths surrounding the Covid vaccine and fertility so you can make the most informed choices for your family.
It's an unfortunate fact that during cancer treatment, chemotherapy can damage and deplete a woman's eggs, making future conception more difficult. However, there are several ways to preserve your fertility or grow your family after cancer.
1. There are a lot of ways to make a baby (and they are all beautiful).
Queer midwives Marea Goodman and Ray Rachlin walk through the pros and cons of choosing a sperm donor to start your family.
"This has been a dream for 15+ years… but this moment is perfectly timed."
Hopeful dads don't have to worry about the COVID vaccine impacting their fertility.
My first education on fertility treatments came from "Friends">—and let's just say it was lacking.
It's important to normalize infertility challenges.
2. All you have to do is relax.
Good news: Grants, scholarships and loans might be available to help you pay.
Watch the emotional moment this mama finds out she’s pregnant after 3…
If you aren't sure what to say, it's okay not to say anything at all.
5. Avoid triggers
Here's my story.
Fertility yoga is a rhythmic practice that focuses on the reproductive and hormonal system.
"Emotionally, spiritually, and medically, it was probably the most difficult time in my life."
All you can do is what is within your control right now. It's all any of us can do. But that doesn't make it any easier, I know.
Here are answers to some of the top questions about fertility treatments during the coronavirus pandemic.
Am I broken?
She's feeling lucky.
