Conception 101

In the TTC community, we know sperm count matters, but how much is really needed for conception? Technically, one is all it takes: just a single sperm is required to fertilize an egg. However, for conception to occur, that sperm must first successfully reach and penetrate the egg within the...

For half of all couples who struggle to get pregnant, sperm quantity or quality is at least part of the cause. Despite how common it is, sperm health can be a tough subject to navigate for yourself or with a partner. Because of stigma and a lack of awareness, it’s...

Did you know that across infertility cases, 40-50% are related to male factor infertility? Despite how common it is, it can be a tough subject to navigate for yourself or with a partner. Because of stigma and a lack of awareness, it’s often overlooked – especially at the beginning of the journey to conceive. To help you understand what may be affecting your path to parenthood, we’re exploring the what, why, and how of male fertility testing. Keep reading to learn about test types, treatments 

You may already be familiar with clomiphene citrate (Clomid), a popular brand-name prescription medication typically used for ovarian stimulation or ovulation induction. But what may be unfamiliar is that this oral fertility medication can be beneficial to people of all genders experiencing infertility. An off-label use of the medication is to...

What is Clomid? Will it improve my chances of getting pregnant? Those are questions you might be asking if you are struggling to conceive, and you are looking for ways to improve your chances of seeing that BFP (Big Fat Positive). Clomid is the most prescribed fertility drug in the...