Infertility touches many lives, yet misconceptions about it often lead to confusion and stigma. It is essential to clear up these misunderstandings so individuals and couples facing infertility can access the right information and support. In this post, we will tackle five widespread myths about infertility, providing clarity and evidence to empower those affected by this issue.

Pregnancy in Your 30s and beyond often comes with questions—and sometimes, unexpected concerns. One of the most common worries women hear about is the impact of growths in the uterus on fertility, pregnancy, and delivery. For years, the conventional wisdom has been that these growths always complicate pregnancy and must be removed before trying to conceive. But is that really true?

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