Trying to Conceive

A new mom and Doctor of Pharmacy answers the question "Can you get pregnant while breastfeeding?" and discusses the use of the lactational amenorrhea method.

If you think there is a chance you are pregnant, you probably want to know right away. The problem is store-bought pregnancy tests can be very expensive. Here are a few places where you can get a free pregnancy test locally.

It’s important to arm yourself with a list of questions and concerns you might have about getting pregnant in order to get the most pertinent information from your doctor regarding your specific situation. Here are 10 questions anyone who is trying to conceive should ask their doctor.

HeHe Stewart, a Doula and Birthing Expert, weighs in on what you need to know if you are actively trying to conceive during the coronavirus pandemic.

There are genetic screenings you can request when you are trying to conceive that will predict your chances of having a baby with a genetic condition. Here are five reasons they should be considering while #ttc.

It's important to know your family health history before having a baby. Here are the steps you need to take in order to gather a comprehensive family health history before conceiving.

Surrogacy has become more and more popular as celebrities like Kim Kardashian and Gabrielle Union have become more open about it. For those unfamiliar with surrogacy, we dive into the different types, associated costs, and the pros and cons of using a surrogate.

New year, new you. Experts weigh in on the the health changes you should make if you plan to get pregnant this year.

Trying to conceive? Improve your chances by giving these fertility boosting foods a go!

TTC? Before you start trying to conceive, consider these five tips of things to do before starting a family.

Pregnancy starts with conception. Learn about the egg's release during ovulation, the sperm's journey, fertilization, implantation in the uterus from Dr. Paula Amato, MD.

Some couples find that conception takes longer than anticipated. If you haven't become pregnant after two years of trying, you may want to embark on fertility treatment to assist conception.

Are you thinking about starting a family? Ask yourself these 10 questions to make sure you are ready to leap into parenthood.

Learn the facts about infertility in both males and females, and find out how a fertility specialist may help you.

If you and your partner are trying to become pregnant, read these tips on how to maximize your chances of conception.

If you plan on becoming pregnant, prepare your body by quitting birth control, staying fit, eating right, and avoiding toxins.

Read about the importance of your family history, medical history, and lifestyle when planning a family.

Read about fertility issues, secondary infertility, and what you can do to try to overcome these obstacles.