How to Calculate Your Ovulation Date: A Simple Guide to Finding Your Fertile Days
When you are hoping to conceive, timing can feel like a puzzle with too many moving pieces. A basic calculation narrows it down, and all it needs is a calendar.
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Ovulation Symptoms: 7 Signs Your Body May Be Releasing an Egg
Ovulation is the release of a mature egg from the ovary, and pregnancy is possible only in the fertile window around it. That window covers the five days before ovulation and the day of ovulation itself.
How Long Should You Wait Between IVF Cycles? Understanding Recovery & Treatment Planning
If your last IVF cycle didn’t end in a pregnancy, the question that usually comes next isn’t “should we try again,” it’s “how soon can we.” That urgency is understandable.
IVF Injection Side Effects: What Is Normal and When Should You Contact Your Doctor?
If you’ve just started your IVF injections, or you’re about to, chances are you’ve already looked up every possible side effect at 2 a.m. That’s normal too.
Can Endometriosis Affect IVF? Understanding Fertility, Treatment & IVF Outcomes
Endometriosis is one of the most common reasons women are referred for fertility treatment, affecting an estimated 10% of women of reproductive age worldwide.
What Happens If Your IVF Cycle Produces No Eggs? Causes, Next Steps & Treatment Options
You’ve done the injections. You’ve sat through the scans, watched the follicles grow on the monitor, counted down to retrieval day. And then you get the call: no eggs were found.
Navratri Diet for Women Trying to Conceive: What to Eat Beyond Sabudana & Fasting Foods
Most Navratri thalis lean heavily on sabudana khichdi, fried potatoes, and kuttu puris, and while these are traditional and satisfying, they don’t do much for a woman actively trying to conceive.
Navratri Fasting & Fertility: Can Fasting Affect Egg Quality and Ovulation?
Every year around Navratri, one question comes up again and again in our consultations at Candor IVF Center: “Doctor, can I fast for nine days if I’m trying to conceive, or if I’m in the middle of my IVF cycle?”
Fresh vs Frozen Embryo Transfer: What Is the Difference and When Is Each Used?
Once embryos are ready in the lab, couples are often surprised to learn that the transfer will not always happen right away. Fresh and frozen embryo transfer are both proven paths to pregnancy, but they suit different situations, and the choice between them is a clinical decision rather than a matter of preference.
