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Chlamydia is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections worldwide. But in most cases (around 80%), an infection causes no symptoms and goes undetected for a long time. Without early detection and treatment, a chlamydia infection can have far-reaching health consequences. For instance, it can cause scarring on female reproductive organs which may result … Read more

If you’re currently experiencing difficulty conceiving, you’ve likely heard some of these old wives’ tales mixed in with some not so helpful advice from well-intentioned family members or friends. So let’s put a stop to it and bust 8 of the most common fertility myths, with the help of the latest and greatest in reproductive health research.

Women have two ovaries which are located on either side of the uterus. They’re around 3-5 cm long – about the size and shape of an almond. But don’t let their small size fool you! These little organs are pretty powerful. They’re responsible for producing eggs and reproductive hormones, so they hold the key to female fertility and reproduction. In this article, we walk you through 6 facts about ovaries you may not have heard before.