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In an ideal world, couples who decide to dive into parenthood could do so without any issues. But when fertility problems arise, even the strongest of relationships can be tested. The stress, frustrations, and ongoing fertility treatments ...

Getting pregnant isn’t always as simple as “the birds and the bees” made it seem. Today, infertility affects roughly one in every 10 heterosexual couples. But thankfully, medical and technological advancements, as well as ...

When it comes to fertility, you might feel like you’ve heard it all! From quitting your coffee and wine habit to cutting out stress — these common health habits are often the most widely known rules in trying to conceive. But, ...

You’ve heard it before, your biological clock is ticking. But whether you’re looking to have children soon — or not for a while — there are some important things you should know. Your health matters. Certain ...

Have you watched someone struggle with infertility? Do you want to help others build a family? Whatever your reasoning, egg donation is a wonderful gift to a couple who wouldn’t be able to have a child without your help. Still, egg ...

Are you ready and willing to take the plunge into parenthood? Congratulations! Though we wish there was, unfortunately, there is no easy way to predict just how quickly you'll be seeing that double line on the pregnancy test. One in eight ...

There has been a tremendous shift in society over the last 50 years regarding childbearing. It used to be common for women to begin – and often complete – their families in their twenties. As more women have pursued higher ...

Based on peer review, Atlanta Magazine is recognizing Dr. Lisa Hasty and Dr. Robin Fogle of Atlanta Center for Reproductive Medicine for outstanding pregnancy rates and expertise in Reproductive Endocrinology. Fertility specialists Dr. Lisa ...

The initial fertility evaluation begins with a complete medical history of you and your partner. Your ages, weights, menstrual history, current medications, past pregnancy history will be considered. Initial fertility testing will evaluate ...

A short story from someone with a lot to say… March 2012. That was when I first started thinking seriously about babies. I was thirty years old, and my new husband (we’d only been married about three months) thought I was ...