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Bookmark or Share- Strategies to improve fertility - Mayo Clinic Health SystemFor men: Avoid drug and tobacco use and excessive alcohol consumption. Avoid high temperatures as this can effect sperm production and motility. Limit medications that may impact fertility. Exercise regularly, eat a balanced diet and maintain a healthy weight. Obesity is directly related to testosterone levels, which is a key hormone ...
- Lubricant that is helpful for sperm - Mayo Clinic Health SystemLubrication can limit the ability of the sperm to be motile, or swim. This is important for the sperm to reach the egg to fertilize it. At the egg's surface, multiple sperm work together for one sperm to break through the surface to fertilize the egg. For couples using fertility medications to aid in getting pregnant, certain medications can ...
- Fertility - Eau Claire, Wisconsin - Mayo Clinic Health SystemA gestational carrier is a woman who carries a baby for another family who is unable to get pregnant or maintain pregnancy. Fertility issues are relatively common. Approximately 15%–20% of couples experience infertility. Medical issues and some lifestyle choices can affect female fertility. Fertility help is available.
- Debunking myths about COVID-19 - Mayo Clinic Health SystemFertility Currently, there is no evidence that any COVID-19 vaccine causes fertility problems. COVID-19 vaccination is recommended for people who are trying to become pregnant or might become pregnant in the future. Microchips COVID-19 vaccines won't track your location or movements.
- Ovulation tools to predict fertility - Mayo Clinic Health SystemOvulation and fertility. Women are most fertile around the time of ovulation, which is when the body releases a mature egg from the ovary. After the egg is released, it travels to the fallopian tubes, where it can be fertilized by sperm. Once released, the egg has 12 to 24 hours to become fertilized.
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