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Yes, soy can cause infertility problems. But you need to eat a lot of it. Soy and tofu products are known to make good headlines: It is beneficial for women with menopausal symptoms and for cancer prevention. Soy is also known as excellent source of…

Couples who are struggling with becoming pregnant are familiar with the routine diagnostic tests that are helpful in determining the cause of their infertility. However, if testing and diagnostic procedures cannot determine the reason why they…

The connection between male infertility and increased risk of testicular cancer had been confirmed in previous research. Developments in the past years show that tumors may be detected in early stages thanks to the work-up of male fertility patients…

A recent study conducted at University of California, San Diego disclosed a link between the stress level of fertility patients and their chances of success. The study observed the stress level of 151 women while being treated for fertility with…

Many of SDFC patients listen to Drs. Hummel and Kettel’s advice to reduce stress during fertility treatment by combining it with fertility acupuncture, yoga therapy or another method of their choice. A new combination patients might want to consider i…

The fact that men handle infertility problems differently than women is no surprise. When struggling to conceive, couples often have difficulty communicating their feelings and concerns with one another. Many men prefer to think alone, whereas women…

Researchers at Loyola University Medical Center are conducting tests with an oral agent to shrink fibroids. The pill contains substances which block a woman’s progesterone, thus preventing existing fibroids from growing. Many women suffer from u…

Scientists at Yale School of Medicine developed a new test called the Endometrial Function Test™ (EFT®), that may explain why certain infertility treatment is unsuccessful and might help solve unexplained infertility. The fertility test evaluates a wo…

The Good: One of the recommendations before undergoing IVF treatment concerns a female’s caffeine intake. For the male, however, it might be beneficial to have an extra cup of coffee, according to a new study presented during the recent ASRM m…

Recent research has discovered a new biomedical technique with that separates healthy sperm from dead sperm. The technique called microfluidics uses saltwater and the natural ability of healthy sperm to swim across streamlines. On a small silicon…