Infertility doesn’t mean you can never have a child.

All three can affect fertility. Find out how.

Learn the causes of female infertility.

A luteal phase defect is a disruption in a woman's monthly menstrual cycle.

Infertility can be a complication for some STDs. Read more on STDs and infertility in women

Up to half of all cases of infertility involve men.

Get answers to common questions about sperm, including how long sperm live.

Disorders of the penis and testes can affect a man's sexual functioning and fertility.

What causes azoospermia?

Absent or irregular periods can signal a hormonal problem which can cause getting pregnant difficult.

How can you know if you’re infertile?

What to expect when you go to the doctor.

WebMD explains the tests that help diagnose infertility in women.

Find out if you need this procedure.

How much does it cost? How often does it succeed? Find these and other details.

This simple procedure can be a good initial treatment for infertility.

This increasingly common procedure has a high success rate.

Surrogacy is still somewhat controversial. But it is one more option people have for having a baby through new technologies.

Blocked tubes can happen for several reasons. No matter the cause, your doctor will diagnose it with a hysterosalpingogram.

Tubal ligation reversal is surgery to reopen, untie, or reconnect women's fallopian tubes so they can become pregnant.

Tubal cannulation is a procedure to help clear a blockage in the fallopian tubes.

Some options are surgical, and some are not. You and your doctor should discuss which is right for your situation.

Embarrassing? Perhaps. But it's also necessary for diagnosis. 

There are things you can do to boost your count naturally. And they’re actually pretty simple.

Indications and side effects for the most commonly-prescribed medications.

You’ll give your clinic a lot of trust—and a lot of cash. Take the time to choose the right one.