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How much time does your fertility have left? 20 seconds that could reveal a lot

Maybe you’re planning to have a baby right now. Maybe in a few years. Or perhaps you’re not thinking about it at all yet. Whatever your plans, one thing is certain – both the number and quality of your eggs naturally decline with age.

How to Prepare Your Immune System for Autumn – Don’t Look for a Miracle Supplement

Every autumn, we are confronted with adverts for products promising to “boost”, “kick-start” or “supercharge” our immune system. But the immune system isn’t an engine that needs restarting every September. Nor do we actually want it to work as intensively as possible. We want it to work correctly and respond appropriately.

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One Day in Prague, Three Answers About Your Fertility

Wondering where you stand when it comes to fertility, but not sure where to start? Europe IVF is giving couples a unique opportunity to get a baseline picture of both partners' fertility in a single visit – completely free of charge.

The Embryo: Development, Quality and Its Role in Fertility Treatment

A lot rides on the first few days after fertilisation — more than most people realise. For couples going through IVF, a good chunk of what determines the outcome is already being decided in that short stretch of time, before a pregnancy has even properly begun. So it is worth knowing what an embryo really is, how it grows, and why the people in the lab keep such a close eye on it.

Pregnancy Tests: When to Take One and How to Read the Result

For most women, a pregnancy test is the first real answer to a question they have been turning over for days. But the test only works if the timing is right — take it too soon and even a genuine pregnancy can show up as negative. Here is what actually determines a reliable result, and what to do once you have one.

Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS): Symptoms, Causes and What Really Helps

The premenstrual syndrome (PMS) affects many women of reproductive age. It encompasses a wide range of physical and psychological complaints that regularly occur in the second half of the cycle — i.e. in the days before menstruation — and disappear after the period begins. PMS is not imaginary, but a medically recognised condition.

Prague: Europe’s Fertility Capital

Receive world-class IVF care just 15 minutes from Václav Havel Airport — in one of Europe’s most captivating cities.

Folic Acid: Why It Matters Before and During Pregnancy

If there is one supplement that fertility specialists and obstetricians consistently agree on, it is folic acid. Unlike many nutritional recommendations that come and go, the evidence here is clear and longstanding: getting enough folic acid before and during early pregnancy makes a genuine difference. Here is what you need to know.