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Fertility clinics are a great option for many women since the treatments they offer help increase the chances of conception.

Fertility Clinics: FAQs

Heard of fertility clinics available to single women, but not sure where to start? Here are some of the most frequently asked questions to help get you started!

Treatment Options

Since every woman’s needs are different, fertility clinics offer a variety of treatment options. Learning the differences between each type can be confusing, so we’ve prepared some basic information to help you out!

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Best Ways to Improve Fertility
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Best Ways to Improve Fertility
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Home Insemination
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Ovulation

Ovulation typically occurs between cycle days 11 and 21 and is when a follicle inside of an ovary releases an egg, which then waits to be fertilized.

Best Ways to Improve Fertility

While we may not be able to control all the factors that impact our fertility, there are a number of ways we can help improve and boost our fertility!

Nutrition for Improving Fertility

By now, we all understand how our nutrition impacts our health and wellness and this is especially so when we are trying to conceive. What many women do not realize though, is that there are specific nutrients we can add to our diet that will help improve fertility.

The Two Week Wait (TWW)

The luteal phase, or better known to women trying to conceive as the two week wait (TWW), is the period of time after ovulation before menstruation unless a woman becomes pregnant. The most frequently asked question during this time is “Are those pregnancy symptoms I’m having, or is that my period getting ready to start?”

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Vitamins and Supplements During Pregnancy

Just as your body’s nutritional needs increase by around 300 additional calories per day while pregnant, your body also needs greater amounts of vitamins to ensure your baby gets all of the nutrients he or she needs to grow and develop.

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Exercise During Pregnancy

Along with nutrition, moderate exercise is helpful for keeping yourself and your baby healthy during pregnancy. However, as with your nutritional intake, it is best for you to discuss exercising with your doctor or OBGYN before exercising while pregnant.

Nutrition During Pregnancy

Typically, women who are pregnant need about 300 extra calories a day to maintain a healthy pregnancy, but the quality of those calories are also important.

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