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Infertility Lifestyle Factors in Women

Lifestyle Factors of Female Infertility Health Library

Learn more about how your lifestyle choices can effect your fertility.

Smoking and Infertility

Smoking and Infertility

Smoking and infertility go hand in hand. Our physicians can cite numerous studies and real-life examples of smoking causing fertility problems.
Weight and Infertility in Women

Weight and Infertility in Women

Our experts understand how different health and lifestyle factors can contribute to a patient’s fertility, one particularly strong relationship is between weight and infertility.
Stress and Infertility

Stress and Infertility

Researchers have been unable to prove that stress causes infertility. However, everyone in the field of reproductive medicine agrees that infertility can cause stress, and sometimes even depression.
Advanced Maternal Age

Advanced Maternal Age

The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) recommends that women of advanced maternal age (35 and over) visit a fertility specialist after six months of trying to conceive without success.