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The perineum is the area of tissue between the vagina and rectum. Childbirth can cause tearing and scarring of the perineal tissue, and the healing process of these tears can lead to uneven scarring and disfiguration of the perineum. This often results in vaginal looseness. A perineoplasty repairs the area where episiotomies occur after childbirth,…. read more
Understanding your menstrual and ovulation cycle can help you improve your chances of getting pregnant. That does not mean only understanding the regularity of it, but understanding what happens during each phase. The first phase begins on the first day of your period. Your body releases hormones that make the eggs inside your ovaries grow.…. read more
Cancer, or more often cancer treatments, can interfere with some parts of your body’s processes and affect your ability to have children. Different types of treatments can have different effects. Talk with your doctor about fertility before treatment, as there may be ways to save or protect your fertility before and perhaps during treatment. Options…. read more
Infertility may not always be treatable, but it can sometimes be improved by a healthy diet, supplements, and other lifestyle strategies. Male fertility usually depends on the quality of his sperm cells. A man’s infertility may depend on genetics, general health, fitness, diseases, and dietary contaminants. Some aspects of sexual function and semen quality that…. read more
If you are wondering why fertility happens or whether you or your partner is infertile, know that you are not alone. There can be a combination of factors that prevent pregnancy, but fortunately, there are many effective therapies that can improve your chances. Many infertility cases can be treated with artificial insemination or assisted reproductive…. read more
When trying to get pregnant, there are things that must be avoided to achieve the best results. Preconception is an important part of your pregnancy journey, not just the nine months of carrying your baby! The first few weeks are vital to the development of the baby, but you should go ahead and cut out…. read more
Many people hear women say they want to freeze their eggs simply because they are getting older and have not had children yet, or are not currently in a relationship. Or maybe they are just not quite ready yet but might be in the future. Some women may have careers that do not allow them…. read more
If you and your significant other are trying for a baby, it is time to cut alcohol out of your diet. Heavy drinking can increase the time it takes to get pregnant and can affect a developing baby’s health. Alcohol has a big impact on your liver, which plays a role in hormone function. This…. read more
You may have heard of in vitro fertilization (IVF) already, but are you familiar with minimal stimulation IVF? Also known as “Mini IVF,” “Soft IVF,” or “Micro IVF,” minimal stimulation IVF is an alternative IVF treatment protocol that may reduce ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, multiple pregnancy rates, and cost while retaining high live birth rates. In…. read more
Fertility in both men and women can be influenced by various genetic and environmental factors. If you’re facing infertility challenges, the North Carolina Center for Reproductive Medicine (NCCRM) offers specialized fertility testing, diagnosis, and treatment options to help support your journey. Diet and lifestyle adjustments can also play a role in enhancing fertility. Here are…. read more
