? Have you had any new and/or problematic medical conditions since you were last pregnant? Bear in mind that you are inevitably older now and that age does have a direct affect on fertility, especially for women. Also, now you have a child or children

Katie Price’s husband, cage fighter Alex Reid, has added to his wife’s IVF revelations. Katie Price discussed her disappointments trying to conceive in a recent interview but Alex claims the problem isn’t physical.“We are both fine but something wasn’t happening,” he wrote in his...

will eventually be happily pregnant. Read more on: Buyers guide to pregnancy tests Do you need fertility help? Been trying for six months and still nothing?

Women who have blood type O could have troubles trying to conceive as they get older, according to an American study, reports the Guardian.  The researchers looked at 560 women having fertility treatment, with an average age of just under 35

. At the time of the fertility treatment, the Baxters decided to freeze some of the embryos that had been ‘conceived’ at the same time.Years later the Baxters returned to Nottingham’s Care Fertility Clinic to have three of the frozen embryos implanted

One site we're finding really useful at the moment is mymonthlycycles.com.Set out with useful information for all women, it has lots of in depth insight into fertility and products for testing plus reminders you can set up about your periods

The Office for National Statistics has released figures for 2005, which indicate some interesting changes to the fertility and pregnancy trends of England and Wales.In 2005, one in ten women aged 30 to 34, were pregnant, and the average age

Five million “test tube babies” have now been born around the world, according to research announced at a conference of fertility experts.Experts hailed the data presented at The International Committee for Monitoring Assisted Reproductive

Fifteen minutes of having a giggle at a funny joke or watching magic tricks increases the odds of IVF success, a small study has discovered.The researchers behind the study, who were fertility doctors and trained mime artists, found that a dose

of their embryos had been lost leaving just one remaining.Increasing the choice and peace of mind for potential parents, last year HFEA made available more information about individual centres’ treatment and success rates with the launch of their Choose a Fertility