Ovoclinic-Ovobank presented at the ASEBIR National Congress 2025 held in Barcelona, between November 12 and 14, two studies that reinforce its leadership in research applied to assisted reproduction.
Fertility and health
In this category you will find information about fertility, infertility, and everything related to reproductive health. We tell you what the causes of infertility are, how it is diagnosed, and how it is treated.
There are many factors that have a significant impact on fertility. Some of the most decisive are stress and anxiety, which, by altering hormonal balance, make ovulation difficult and affect sperm.
From the very beginning of the gestation process, the endometrium plays a fundamental role in ensuring success. This is because its function as a receptor is to allow the embryo to implant.
If you’ve never heard of this syndrome before, or if it’s the reason behind your difficulty in conceiving, remember: you are not alone. Here, we explain what it is and how it can be treated to increase your chances of fulfilling the dream of becoming a mother
By fertility, we understand the human ability to conceive or have a child. This biological capacity depends on factors such as age, the proper functioning of the reproductive organs, and hormone levels
When discussing fertility, attention often turns first to women. However, male fertility is directly or indirectly responsible for up to 50% of cases involving difficulties conceiving
On the way to motherhood, numerous agents and factors come together that can determine the success or failure of the journey to achieve pregnancy.
The concept of menopause is almost exclusively associated with women. When we mention this phenomenon, we refer to the female body. While it is widely known, there is also…
By fertility we mean the ability of human beings to reproduce and have direct offspring, children. In order for this to be successful, many factors must be in place for fertility to fulfil its reproductive function. But this is not always the case.
Male fertility is a key element in reproduction. Although the focus has traditionally been on female fertility