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The fight for fertility

       

In the nationwide survey conducted by iVillage, a quarter of women in their thirties said they still hoped to have children. It seems normal to want a family later in life. Sadly, however, nature is a bit slow to catch on. Fertility varies dramatically according to genetic inheritance, but some women's ability to conceive starts to decline as early as 27.

We give you the advice and support you need to help you on your journey to fertility.

just how fertile are we?

  • Fertility at thirty - get the facts
  • Preserving your fertility
  • Understanding your body
  • Too old to conceive?
  • The iVillage fertility chat

    know your body

  • 4 ways to find your fertile time
  • Can vitamins help conception?
  • Find out when you're ovulating
  • Natural family planning
  • Conceiving - your questions answered
  • Conception and exercise

    what causes infertility?

  • A common, curable cause of infertility
  • Are you trying too hard?
  • Male infertility - it takes two to tango
  • Birth control - can it affect future fertility?
  • Is fertility all in the mind?
  • Chlamydia and fertility
  • Irregular periods - am I less fertile?
  • Fertility and the pill
  • Clean teeth and male fertility
  • Fertility after an ectopic pregnancy
  • Does smoking affect fertility?
  • Fertility problems after a miscarriage

    infertility treatments

  • Tests and treatments - what's available?
  • Fertility treatment with Clomid
  • Can you get help past forty?
  • IVF - What you need to know
  • IVF - an end to the postcode lottery
  • Infertility - what the future holds

    help and support

  • Get advice from iVillagers fighting for a family
  • Talk to other women trying to conceive
  • Conception problems - the emotional impact
  • Trying again after a miscarriage?
  • Pregnant over 40? Talk to other mums to be
  • Any questions? Ask our fertility expert


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