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The latest research by American scientists indicates that drinking alcohol – especially during the period after ovulation – is associated with lower chances of getting pregnant. It is well known that excessive consumption of alcoholic beverages may adversely affect fertility. Interestingly, recent reports suggest that even moderate drinking reduces the chances of conceiving a child. …

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Yes, such conclusions were reached by researchers analyzing the knowledge of several hundred Australian women using apps related to reproductive health. Many previous studies confirm that women in developed societies still have insufficient knowledge about factors that affect their fertility, such as age or unhygienic lifestyle. Rapidly developing technologies can be supportive in providing them …

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Being able to accurately determine when you ovulate in your natural cycle is crucial when trying to get pregnant. There are many methods to help you determine your fertile days and the time when you will ovulate. Some of them you can use on your own, some require a visit to the doctor or laboratory …

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Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrine disorders in women of reproductive age. It is estimated to affect between 6 and 15% of them, but most remain undiagnosed due to associated problems. PCOS, also called Stein-Leventhal syndrome (after the doctors who described the hormonal disorder in 1935), is most often manifested …

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There is a lot of talk about the impact of vitamin D’s impact on the health and functioning of the body. As it turns out, it also affects the hormonal balance of women of reproductive age. The research taken by scientists from Germany has shown a strong link between vitamin D levels and hormone levels, …

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