You’re not the only half of this fertility story — your partner’s biology matters too.
Even when a woman’s fertility testing looks thorough, partner fertility factors (especially sperm quality, DNA integrity, and lifestyle influences) are frequently underestimated or skipped entirely.
This post explains what matters most, what’s often untested, and how to include partner fertility as part of a complete fertility plan.
Progesterone is essential for implantation and early pregnancy — yet it’s one of the most commonly misunderstood hormones in fertility care.
For many women over 35, the issue isn’t low progesterone itself. It’s when and how progesterone is evaluated. This post explains what’s often missed.
If implantation hasn’t happened — or hasn’t lasted — inflammation may be part of the picture, even if it’s never been mentioned to you.
Low-grade inflammation is often invisible on standard fertility testing, yet it can quietly disrupt hormone signaling, implantation, and early pregnancy. Here’s what you need to know.
If you’ve been told your infertility is “unexplained,” it usually doesn’t mean nothing is wrong.
It means the right questions haven’t been asked yet.
It means the right questions haven’t been asked yet.
This article walks through six commonly overlooked factors that can quietly interfere with fertility — even when standard tests look normal.
If you’ve been told fertility drops sharply after 35, you’re not alone — and you’re not wrong to question it.
While age does influence fertility, the “cliff” narrative often creates panic instead of progress.
This post explains what that narrative misses — and where many women still have real opportunity to support fertility after 35.
This post explains what that narrative misses — and where many women still have real opportunity to support fertility after 35.
