IMPROVING FERTILITY

There are a variety of conditions that may cause infertility and many couples experience more than one. In addition, for most couples, there are simple lifestyle changes you can take to improve your fertility health and improve your ability to conceive naturally or through fertility treatments.

Recent technological breakthroughs have made great advances in fertility health. Because of these advancements, it’s easy to forget simple lifestyle changes you can do all on your own. Our suggestions focus on your current fertility health, but also extend into the future to help create a path for a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby.
Preconception_Tips

Preconception Tips

Understanding your menstrual cycle and focusing on proper diet, exercise (but not too much), and targeted nutritional supplements can all help to maximize success, regardless of treatment.

Age and Fertility

Age and Fertility

With age, egg quantity and quality diminish. Sperm quality and male fertility also decline with age. Planning for this reality is an important part of proactive fertility care.

Hormones

Body Weight and Hormones

For both men and women, body weight can alter hormones, leading to decreased fertility.  Lifestyle change can help.

Substance_Use

Substance Use

Excess alcohol or caffeine, smoking, and recreational drugs can negatively impact fertility in women and even in men, and can also cause pregnancy complications.

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Physical Activity

Balanced physical activity is important to general wellbeing and fertility. The ideal amount and kind of physical activity can vary between individuals and should be personalized.

Emotional_Wellbeing

Emotional Wellbeing

Struggling to conceive is almost always stressful on individuals and relationships. We are committed to not only helping grow your family, but supporting you during the journey.

Considerate and attentive care.

We understand the challenges and hesitations with fertility treatments. At Conceptions Fertility Center, you’ll be greeted with empathy, encouragement, and care. To learn more about your treatment options, make an appointment with us.