Several medical and family-building routes can restore your chance of having children again after a vasectomy, from reversal surgery to IVF.

People with polycystic ovary syndrome can improve their chances of pregnancy through lifestyle changes, ovulation medicines, and assisted treatments.

Fertility pills for women are medications that trigger ovulation to give more timed chances for pregnancy.

Male fertility depends on sperm quality, hormones, age, health, and habits, and many men can raise their chances with steady, practical changes.

A basal body temperature chart helps you spot ovulation by tracking tiny, daily changes in your resting temperature across each menstrual cycle.

After childbirth, fertility often returns within weeks to months, shaped by feeding choices, health, age, and contraception.

By three months of pregnancy, the baby has all major organs formed and a clear face, with tiny limbs moving inside the uterus.

At 16 weeks, your baby is about the size of an avocado, with forming bones, active limbs, and early hearing starting to develop.

A good reproductive health supplement blends folate, vitamin D, antioxidants, and selected herbs in doses your doctor can review.

Nutrients like folate, vitamin D, zinc, and CoQ10 can help egg and sperm cells when combined with balanced meals and regular medical care.