The process of increasing fertility is not a complicated one, however,it can be a moderately difficult one as it requires sometimes drastic lifestyle changes.

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Lifestyle modification to tackle obesity, tobacco smoking and alcohol consumption, have been proposed as crucial in influencing the outcome of both natural and assisted conceptions.

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Assisted reproductive technology is a large group of techniques and procedures which are designed to assist people with infertility who wish to have children.

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One of the most common fertility problems is a problem with ovulation, and so lifestyle changes that help reduce the risk of ovulatory disorders can help immensely when trying to increase fertility.

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There are many types of fertility treatments for those who are having difficulty conceiving a child. Success is not ensured with any of the different types of fertility treatments.

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Though many couples will be able to conceive by simply having sex on a regular basis, those with fertility problems or who have had issues trying to conceive should begin by tracking ovulation.

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A fertility specialist is a highly-trained doctor who specializes in reproductive health and fertility.

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A surrogate mother is a woman who carries a fetus for someone else, usually a couple struggling with fertility issues. After the child is born, the surrogate mother surrenders it to the people who have hired her.

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An egg donor is a woman who gives one or more of her eggs to another person for the purpose of conceiving a child. She may give her eggs without receiving monetary compensation or in return for a certain amount of payment.

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While all surrogacy arrangements involve a woman carrying a baby for another person or couple, there are two basic types of surrogacy. The first is traditional surrogacy.

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Most gestational carriers are chosen by couples who are experiencing fertility issues.

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Surrogacy is an arrangement between a woman and a couple or individual to carry and deliver a baby. It is a controversial process that is not legal in all states. The surrogate mother is also known as a gestational carrier.

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Fertility tourism is part of medical tourism. The phrase fertility tourism was first coined by the media to describe the growing trend of people who plan trips to visit fertility clinics in foreign countries.

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Infertility, whether male or female, can be defined as 'the inability of a couple to achieve conception or to bring a pregnancy to term after a year or more of regular, unprotected intercourse'.

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Egg donation can be defined as the process of donating eggs (oocytes) to another person (or people) for the purpose of attempting pregnancy through In Vitro Fertilization (IVF).

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Intra Cytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) is a laboratory procedure developed to help infertile couples undergoing In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) due to severe male factor infertility.

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Beginning an IVF cycle is an exciting and anxious time for a couple. This is the time when couples need maximum amount of clinical, emotional, and administrative support to complete their cycle successfully - whether it results in a pregnancy or not.

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Infertility, whether male or female, can be defined as 'the inability of a couple to achieve conception or to bring a pregnancy to term after a year or more of regular, unprotected intercourse'.

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