Blog posts tagged with 'fertility'

If you are wanting to go low alcohol or alcohol free this festive season, but don't want to be stuck on the waters - we have you covered!

Discover the 5 different state types of vaginal microbiome, and what they mean for your health, fertility, risk of infection, vaginal symptoms & more.

Most information available teaches women that they ovulate on day 14 of their cycle. This is based on a 28 day cycle; but most women don't have a 28 day cycle and some have irregular cycles, so what then? Luckily our body is very good at telling us when ovulation is close and our scientists have provided 5 signs for you to watch for.

Primary ovarian insufficiency (POI) happens when ovaries stop working like they should before the age of 40. This is usually when ovaries stop producing enough estrogen and stop releasing eggs. This can lead to infertility and premature menopause.

The menstrual cycle of each woman is highly regulated by hormones. The regular level of hormonal fluctuation is unique, but there are standard healthy ranges for fluctuations. Going out of range can be a sign of hormonal dysregulation and reproductive issues. If conceiving is among your plans in the future, we highly recommend reading this article, to understand how a woman's body functions.

If you are planning a pregnancy or just thinking about it, it is never too early to start getting ready to conceive. Did you know that up to 15% of couples face infertility or have difficulties on their way to becoming parents. In case your most cherished dream is to get pregnant, we have some tips to boost your fertility naturally.

When you are trying for a baby you are open to just about anything to make it happen as fast as possible. One of the most common questions asked is does sexual position matter?

Although the UK boasts one of the fastest vaccination programs in the world, estimates based on GP records and Public Health England data suggest hundreds of thousands of pregnant women have not had the Covid jab as the numbers of mums-to-be in hospital with the virus rises.

At ScreenMe we believe all woman of reproductive age should have access to affordable hormone testing to get an insight into their current and future fertility. AMH is one of our favourite hormones because it can give us a great deal of information about our fertility and help us make plans for the present or the future.