Understanding ovulation is a big part of taking control of your reproductive health, especially if you're interested in getting pregnant, but many people are unfamiliar with the signs of ovulation.

A woman’s fertility window refers to the short span each cycle when pregnancy is biologically possible, but it’s often ...

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Ovulation is when you're most fertile and typically occurs halfway through your menstrual cycle. Ovulation symptoms include spotting, pain, and changes in cervical mucus and body temperature. Track ...

Modern technologies are developing in all areas of our lives, and reproductive technologies are no exception. Today, ovulation can be determined in various ways – by symptoms, based on ultrasound, and ...

The term “fertile window” describes the period of time in your menstrual cycle when conception is most likely to occur. Share on Pinterest Laflor/Getty Images Pregnancy happens when a sperm meets an ...

Every month, nearly two billion people in the world menstruate, yet there is still very little awareness of how hormones impact menstruators’ well-being. Mira, a company that produces fertility ...

It's a myth that you need to time sex only around ovulation to get pregnant, says sexual behavior researcher Tierney Lorenz. Her team's recent study found having sex in the first two weeks of your ...

Many people notice more anxiety after ovulation, but the reasons are not always obvious. This article examines how cortisol levels change during the luteal phase, how the body responds to hormonal ...

If you’re looking to get pregnant, you may have heard at some point that tracking ovulation is a valuable tool. But, given that Sex Ed is kind of an awkward blur, you probably have some questions on ...

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Many couples believe that having unprotected sex right after a period is “safe.” You’ll often hear people say things like, “I just finished my period, so nothing can happen, right?” But the truth is a ...