First, it is important to understand how your reproductive organs work and how pregnancy works. Then you can learn what you can do which will help improve your fertility. If you are still having trouble falling pregnant it's important to understand when you should seek help. We'll take you thought a step by step process in helping you conceive.
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Trying for a baby is exciting, however, if it is taking you longer to fall pregnant than you thought, it can be frustrating. You are not alone, 1 in 6 Australian couples have trouble falling pregnant.
Recent Articles
Thursday 21 April 2022
Frozen embryos is a common way for couples to maximise the chance of falling pregnant from a single IVF or ICSI cycle. When using frozen embryos, there is a process of thawing the embryos and then transferring them to the uterus. There are three ways in which a uterus is prepared for the transfer of a thawed frozen embryo.
Tuesday 15 February 2022
A recent study looked into the dose of FSH (a follicle stimulating hormone) given during IVF to see if it affects the number of eggs or the number of embryos.
Monday 13 December 2021
A chemical pregnancy is a very early pregnancy loss, usually before the fifth week. The egg is fertilised, and starts to implant in the uterus. Chemical pregnancies are very common and as they occur not long after conception and many couples may not realise they have had a chemical pregnancy.