If you are TTC (trying to conceive), you are most likely paying close attention to the changes in your body throughout your cycle.  It is often small changes such as sore breasts or abdominal twinges that give us a gut feeling that we may be pregnant, even before the pregnancy test confirms it for us.
 

Could the medication that you are taking be the reason for why you have not gotten pregnant? 
 

You have probably noticed that acupuncture has become popular among women who are struggling with fertility related issues. But did you know that acupuncture is also helpful for men as well?
 

If you have been searching for a wonderful infertility resource for men, the website below is just what you are looking for! It has many articles especially for men, a mini-community for men to ask questions and find support and great links for finding out more about specific male fertility related issues!

Do you remember Mad Libs?  I used to love them!  Check out this fertility related Mad Lib from the blog, Busted Plumbing.  Definitely some lighthearted fertility fun!
 

http://www.bustedplumbing.com/2010/01/trying-something-new-busted-libs.html
 

Can Softcups help you become pregnant?
 
Up until now most women have only used Softcups during their menstrual cycle. But Softcups are quickly becoming popular in the world of TTC (trying to conceive) as well!
 
After sex, women insert a cup to help prevent any sperm from getting away. The thinking is that by trapping the sperm close to the cervix, it has a better chance of making it to the finish line!
 
Just another trick you many want to add to your TTC tool box!

Yes! If you have been tracking your morning temperatures as part of your TTC (trying to conceive) plan, you have probably noticed that your temperature increases right after you ovulate.  This increase in temperature is because of the higher levels of progesterone present in the body after ovulation has occurred. After the progesterone levels fall again, so does your temperature.

Many women have now turned to yoga as a way to help manage the stress of TTC (trying to conceive). There are even yoga classes that are designed specifically for the TTC’er!  5 of the poses that are most often used during these classes are the butterfly pose, squat pose, pigeon pose, simple twist and pelvic tilt. If you are interested in trying them out at home, here is a little bit more about each pose.

 
 
According to a new study conducted by the Medical Centre in Haifa, Israel, there may eventually be a new treatment option for men who suffer from erectile dysfunction.