You can get pregnant even if your partner has low sperm count, By Abayomi Ajayi

Yes, you can become pregnant if your spouse has male infertility, as long as they can get some sperm. Just because he has male infertility, it doesn’t mean he’ll never be able to have a biological child. Having a low sperm count can significantly make it more difficult to conceive naturally, and although it only […]

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When starting a family in your 40s, By Abayomi Ajayi

Your hormones and fertility levels start to decline beyond the age of 35, giving you a slim chance of becoming pregnant the longer you wait. You have probably read the statistics. However, the biological clock, which is specific to every woman, is not taken into account in those numbers. You may have made this decision […]

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How your habit affects fertility, By Abayomi Ajayi

Fertility is such a complex process that starting a family does not always come with guarantees. There are many processes involved in the reproduction cycle including lifestyle factors and habits that play a major role in determining your reproductive health and wellbeing. Some of these factors that lead to infertility such as diet, stress, sleeping […]

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You can get pregnant if you have sex on your period, By Abayomi Ajayi

If you’re trying to get pregnant, tracking your cycle is important. It will help you keep track of the most fertile days when you can more easily conceive. A common fertility myth is that you can’t get pregnant when you’re on your period. While the odds for pregnancy are lower on the days you’re on […]

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You can preserve your fertility by freezing your eggs, By Abayomi Ajayi

Biologically, a woman’s fertility declines in her 30s, but thanks to egg freezing, the ticking biological clock can be quietened. Egg freezing has become increasingly popular among women aged 21- 40. Some women opt for the procedure because they are not ready to have a baby and wish to preserve their fertility. Others are undergoing […]

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Fatherhood is possible with zero sperm count, By Abayomi Ajayi

If there is no sperm or semen found in your ejaculate, it simply means that you are suffering from azoospermia – a condition that affects 1 in 10 men who are having fertility problems. Receiving a diagnosis of zero sperm count can be emotionally difficult, but it is not the end of the road. You […]

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You can still conceive even after menopause, By Abayomi Ajayi

As you enter the menopausal stage of life, it is not unusual to wonder if you can still get pregnant. It’s important to understand this transitional time of life. Even without the hot flashes and irregular periods, it doesn’t mean you can’t get pregnant. It only means you’re probably a lot less fertile than you […]

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What is the best age to conceive?, By Abayomi Ajayi

Thanks to contraception and the widespread availability of reproductive technologies, couples today have more control over when they want to begin their family than in the past. Waiting to start a family is possible, although it can make it a little harder to get pregnant. Fertility naturally declines with age, and having a baby later […]

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Being infertile does not mean you will never conceive, By Abayomi Ajayi

There is a high rate of infertility among couples in Nigeria and this is a challenge that is perceived differently in each socio-cultural context that it is experienced. As a result of this, solution to the problem is often adversely shaped by personal and public perceptions of the phenomenon. Going through the roller coaster of […]

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Pregnancy before, during and after menopause, By Abayomi Ajayi

Every normal pregnancy is a small miracle. Most women get pregnant and have babies in their reproductive years which can span teenage till the late 30s and early 40s, but the fact is that the number of women having babies in their late 40s, 50s and beyond is increasing. Usually, getting pregnant without ovaries, fallopian […]

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How to deal with endometriosis and sex, By Abayomi Ajayi

When tissue that lines your uterus grows elsewhere in your abdomen, you could experience a number of sexual problems. Endometriosis occurs when endometrial tissue, which lines the uterus, is found outside the uterus. The tissue might be found on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bladder, rectum, or intestines. It can also appear on the peritoneum, the […]

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