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Your periods are regular, you seem to ovulate every month, and your partner’s semen analysis came back normal — yet pregnancy still isn’t happening. For many women in Kenya, the hidden reason is blocked or damaged fallopian tubes. Tubal problems rarely cause symptoms, so they can go undetected for years.

Being told you have fibroids can be frightening — especially when you are trying for a baby. Many women in Kenya hear the word and immediately fear the worst: that pregnancy is now impossible, or that the only answer is a hysterectomy. Neither is true. Fibroids are extremely common, most

More women than ever are trying for a baby at 35, 38, 42 — for good reasons: education, careers, finding the right partner, financial stability. And more women than ever are being met with either false alarm (“it’s basically impossible after 40”) or false comfort (“celebrities do it all the

Losing one pregnancy is heartbreaking. Losing two or three in a row can feel unbearable — and it often comes with a painful, unanswered question: why does this keep happening to us? If this is where you are right now, we want you to know two things. First, you are not alone — around

A woman is born with all the eggs she will ever have — and both the number and quality of those eggs decline steadily with age, especially after 35. Egg freezing (oocyte cryopreservation) is the modern answer to that biological clock: it lets you preserve your younger, healthier eggs today so they

Endometriosis affects roughly 1 in 10 women of reproductive age, and it is one of the most common conditions we see behind unexplained infertility. Yet many women live with severe period pain for years believing it is “normal” — and only discover they have endometriosis when they struggle to conceive. Here’s the

Once your embryos have been created in the lab, one important decision remains: should they be transferred straight away in a fresh cycle, or frozen and transferred later in a frozen embryo transfer (FET)? It is one of the most common questions couples ask during IVF treatment — and the honest answer is that

One of the most powerful advances in modern IVF treatment is the ability to check an embryo’s genetics before it is transferred. This is known as preimplantation genetic testing — you may have heard it called PGS or PGT — and for many couples it can mean fewer miscarriages, a higher chance of pregnancy per transfer, and the reassurance of