Fertility
Fertility refers to the normal human ability to bear an offspring. Hormonal cycles in males and females determine when they can achieve it.
The age of first menstrual cycle (menarche) in females is between 9 to 15 years and that of last menstrual cycle is usually between ages 45 and 55. Menarche does not signal that the female is fertile. It only suggests a possibility. Ovulation marks fertility. The first menstrual cycles are likely to be anovulatory. Around 80% of the females have anovulatory cycles in the first year after menarche. Ovulation is the release of a mature egg which becomes available for fertilization. Peak fertility in a menstrual cycle occurs one to two days before ovulation to about 24 hours afterward. According to a study, women become far more competitive with attractive counterparts when at the peak of their fertility. Peak fertility years in females are in the early 20s and drops considerably after age 35. Menopause is considered the end of a female’s fertile phase.
Most males become fertile by the age of 14 to 16 years. Males can ejaculate and produce sperm at any time of the month. They can usually remain fertile throughout their lifetime. But with age their fertility also declines with a decline in semen volume, and sperm motility and morphology.
Eating healthily can play a big part in boosting the fertility levels of men and women alike. Factors that can affect both male and female fertility are obesity, smoking, eating too many sweets, and triclosan soaps and deodorants. Keeping a laptop on the thighs, wearing tight underwear and soya-rich diets have all been linked to infertility in men. A study has found that women consuming too much of low fat dairy foods are 85% more likely to have ovulation problems.
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Here, we tell you how diabetes affects your ability to reproduce.
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Here, we tell you how diabetes affects your ability to reproduce
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PCOS is a hormonal disorder that decreases your chance of getting pregnant. While consulting a physician is a must to tackle the condition, some exercises may boost your fertility if you are suffering from PCOS.
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IANS, May 12, 2019 at 04:09pm
According to a new study published in the journal Maturitas, men who delay fatherhood can put their partners at risk for increased pregnancy complications such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia and preterm birth.
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Black cumin or kalonji seeds do not only add to your gastronomic delight by adding flavour to your food. The oil extracts from these seeds can help you battle a host of diseases too!
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Factors like obesity and irregular menstrual cycle among others have been found in most patients with ovarian cancer. They are considered as high risk factors for this condition. On this World Ovarian Cancer Day, read on to know more about the risk factors.
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As the International Mediterranean Diet Month starts from today, here is all you need to know about how this eating regimen keeps you in fine fettle.
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IANS, April 18, 2019 at 07:56am
A new research published in the Indian Journal of Medical Research has identified a new type of stem cell that can help restore fertility both in men and women who have undergone cancer treatment.
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Your eating habits play an important role in defining your health, mental agility and even your fertility.
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Being overweight or underweight isn t good for sperm count
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Children whose parents use fertility treatment or take more than a year to get pregnant may be at heightened risk of developing asthma.
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Researchers say delayed pregnancy and fertility treatment can predispose children with high risk of developing asthma.
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For many decades, essential oils have been used to treat most of the health and skin problems. However, there are a few essential oils which can successfully able to boost fertility in women.
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Try and stay away from these herbs and they may snatch away fertility from you.
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