If you are trying to get pregnant and have been researching fertility treatments, chances are you have come across the name letrozole. You may also have read about other patients’ experiences, seen recommendations on social media, or found explanations of how...
A hysterectomy changes one essential part of reproduction: it removes the uterus, the organ where an embryo normally implants and a pregnancy develops. Without a uterus, a person cannot carry a pregnancy in their own body with current routine fertility treatment. What...
Fertility today is rarely about finding a quick fix. Still, if you search online, you will likely come across medications like clomiphene being presented as a simple way to get pregnant. The truth is more complex and, above all, much more personal. According to the...
March brings together two conversations that, while different in origin, are deeply connected: women’s health and the visibility of endometriosis. On one hand, this month invites us to reflect on progress, gaps, and ongoing realities surrounding women’s health. On the...
For a long time, infertility was a topic shrouded in silence. Even for public figures used to sharing every aspect of their lives, assisted reproduction treatments were rarely part of the conversation. Today, that is changing. More and more women with public platforms...
