Women's Health Articles

Can women who are nearing the menopause still get pregnant? And how those who have already entered the menopause?

Do you know the early signs of a pregnancy? Have you chosen a contraceptive method? Or are you already pregnant and looking into your options? Read on to find out more about teen pregnancy, its risks, and the options if you do become pregnant.

Are you trying to conceive, but suffering from painful periods, bleeding between periods, irregular menstrual cycles or perhaps get no periods at all?

Uterine fibroids are growths that can develop inside the womb. They are almost never cancerous, but they can still cause medical complications. Is infertility one of them?

Your baby is getting cuter by the minute, and you're utterly in love with your new bundle of joy. Now that you have recovered from your labor and delivery, you're wondering why that abdominal fat is still there.

The first woman to receive a uterus transplant in the US lost her new womb following sudden complications, Cleveland Clinic announced.

Hot flashes are universally known as one of the signs of menopause, but they can complicate many other conditions. Individualized treatment is best.

There are a few situations that call for a surrogate mother as the best, or only, option to carry a baby. What is the best way to go about finding the woman who will fulfill such an important role?

The reason infertility caused by PCOS is so difficult to treat is that while getting pregnant requires ovulation, the release of the egg from the ovaries, the hormonal signal that triggers ovulation actually begins in the brain.

While there are no scientific studies regarding the best sexual positions for conceiving, the positions where the man is on top are usually considered optimal for conception.