With the recent legalization of marijuana, we thought it timely to address the effect of marijuana on fertility. There have been several studies on how cannabis effects of both male and female fertility. Here are a few highlights: Male Fertility We know that the use of marijuana lowers sperm count and lowers a man’s reproductive…
Read MoreAge can have a significant impact on both female and male fertility. People often [hear] conflicting information, so you should speak with your TRIO physician to help guide you through the facts and what applies to you. Fertility begins for both men and women at the time of puberty; for men, this process often continues…
Read MoreInfertility is defined as the inability to conceive after one year of unprotected intercourse. [This] can affect as many as 15 to 20 percent of couples trying to conceive. Although diagnosis and treatment for infertility may be necessary in order to conceive, there are a number of active steps a couple can take to significantly…
Read MoreComing to a fertility clinic for your first visit can be a difficult step. In North America we estimate that 1 [in] 6 couples experience a delay when trying to start a family or in trying for another child. It is easy to consider that this number is even higher as we see women and…
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