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Your vaginal health might often get overlooked – especially if you feel embarrassed about issues such as urinary incontinence, or a loss of sensation during sex.

Why a Male Fertility Check is Vital if You and Your Partner are Having Trouble Conceiving

Women who have regular periods will release an egg from their ovaries in the middle of their cycle. This is known as ovulation. If you’re trying for a baby without assisted reproductive treatments such as IVF, ovulation is necessary for egg and sperm to meet.

When life gets busy, at-home health checks – from assessing your dietary health to your fertility status – can seem quite appealing. At-home fertility checks typically require you to give a small blood sample for each of the recommended tests. You then send these back to a lab for analysis.

During pregnancy, you’ll be invited to various routine check-ups that help to ensure that you and your baby are well. These will typically include prenatal appointments and pregnancy ultrasound scans.

While every woman will experience menopause differently, there are some common symptoms such as irregular bleeding, hot flushes, and joint pain that are associated with this significant stage of life.  However, it can be difficult to distinguish between menopausal symptoms and other health-relate

If you're thinking about trying for a baby, you might be wondering if there's anything you can do to support your body and improve your chances of conceiving.

There are many reasons why you might have a fertility scan. You might be actively trying to conceive, and want a little more clarity on your reproductive health. Or, you could be considering children in the near future.

Everyone’s experience of pregnancy is different, but at around 12 weeks’ you might find you’re experiencing fewer of the unpleasant symptoms of early pregnancy such as fatigue, bloating and morning sickness.

The first few weeks of pregnancy are different for every woman, but the time between taking a pregnancy test and going for your first scan can feel never-ending.