Five things that quietly affect fertility
Sleep, weight, smoking, thyroid function and stress each play a measurable role in fertility outcomes — here is what the evidence actually says about each.
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Short reads on fertility and neurology topics we're asked about most often — not a substitute for a consultation, but a good place to start.
IUI vs IVF: how doctors actually decide
The choice isn't about which is "stronger" — it depends on age, diagnosis and how many cycles you've already tried. A walk-through of the decision points.
Ask us about this →Migraine or something more? When to get checked
Most recurring headaches are migraines — but certain warning signs mean it is worth ruling out something more serious. Here is the checklist we use.
Ask us about this →Recognising a stroke in the first minute
FAST — face, arms, speech, time — remains the simplest way to recognise a stroke early, when treatment has the best chance of limiting damage.
Ask us about this →Male fertility: the tests most couples skip
Roughly half of infertility cases involve a male factor, yet semen analysis is often the last test requested. Why it should be one of the first.
Ask us about this →Childhood seizures: a parent's first-visit guide
What to note down before your child's first neurology appointment, and the questions that help a doctor narrow down a diagnosis faster.
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