Tools and resources that can help you take the next step.
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fertility journey site map
- thinking about getting pregnant
- pregnancy - are we ready?
- truths and myths about preconception
- preconception health for women
- preconception health for men
- the preconception check-up
- getting pregnant in later years
- ready to get pregnant
- months 1 - 3: take care, have fun!
- months 4 - 6: listen to your body
- beyond month 6: look for support
- trying for a while
- infertility facts
- female infertility
- male infertility
- female symptoms
- male symptoms
- seeking help for infertility
- testing for infertility
- initial steps
- your role: keeping control
- fertility tests for women
- immunobead test
- endometrial biopsy
- hysteroscopy
- falloposcopy
- hysterosalpingography
- laparoscopy
- post-coital test
- transvaginal ultrasound
- sono-hysterogram
- female diagnosis
- amenorrhea
- anovulation
- cervical mucous problems
- endometriosis
- uterine fibroids
- hyperprolactinemia
- immunological infertility
- luteal phase defect
- occlusion
- pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
- polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
- post-birth control pill syndrome
- premature ovarian failure (POF)
- uterine vaginal birth defects
- fertility tests for men
- male diagnosis
- azoospermia
- bilateral absence of the vas deferens
- cryptorchidism
- epididymitis
- hyperprolactinemia
- immunological infertility
- klinefelter's syndrome
- occlusion
- retrograde ejaculation
- sperm problems
- varicocele
- vasectomy reversal
- unexplained infertility
- getting a second opinion
- exploring therapy options
- starting infertility treatment
- drug therapies
- ovulation induction therapy
- drug therapy for hyperprolactinemia
- drug therapy for endometriosis
- additional fertility medications
- surgery for infertility
- ovarian wedge resection
- laparoscopy
- hysteroscopy
- balloon tuboplasty
- vasovasostomy & vasoepididymostomy
- surgery for endometriosis
- assisted reproduction
- assisted reproductive technologies (ART)
- in vitro fertilization (IVF)
- the IVF process
- suitable candidates
- IVF considerations
- benefits and risks
- success rates
- selecting a fertility center
- using donors
- surrogacy
- fertility specialists and ART
- genetic testing
- paying for treatment
TIP FOR MARCH 12
A couple in which the woman is 35 or older is considered infertile if they've had problems getting pregnant for more than 6 months.