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Polycystic ovary syndrome: symptoms, treatment and your fertility
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common female hormonal condition, affecting roughly one in 12 Australian women.
Ovulation
Understanding ovulation signs, symptoms & your cycle.
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From penis amputation to fatherhood
After a botched circumcision as a child, Mike Moore was left without a penis. Years later, and after meeting the right surgeon, he was able to become a dad - naturally.
Why I love the small age gap between my kids
Six months after our son turned one, we welcomed son number two into our lives. Yes, the small age gap had been planned - and there are things I love and hate about that small gap.
'Just one more': Adding to your family when you thought you were done
As the years roll by and life with a newborn become a distant memory, you almost have that pre-baby bounce back in your step. But for some mums, there’s something creeping up behind them: baby fever.
A mum at last, Nicki's not giving up now
After 14 years of infertility, Nicki and Tony finally became parents when Nicki's sister gave them a child. Less than a year later came a crushing blow - but Nicki's not giving up without a fight.
Four things I love about a large age gap (and the one thing I loathe)
"Won’t it be just like having only one child?" people asked, or worse: "Why even bother having another one at all?” But I've learnt there's a lot to love about having a large age gap between children.
The rise of the vasectomy party
Although it could seem like a strange thing to celebrate, more men are choosing to celebrate having vasectomies with a party.
Why don't we talk about infertility?
When you talk about infertility, you're essentially talking about your sex life, your internal organs, the state of your relationship. But I think we need to talk about it more, not less.
Having a 'bonus baby'
They're sometimes referred to as ‘the bonus baby’ – the baby that arrives well after you thought you would never have another child. Sometimes they're well thought out, and sometimes they're not.
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Woman with transplant womb undergoes embryo transfer
A woman is on course to become the first in the world to give birth from a transplanted womb, after doctors successfully introduced an embryo into her body.
Choosing my partner over motherhood
I have always loved children and dreamt of becoming a mother. But my life has taken a different course.
'So, whose fault is it?'
One of the first things people tend to ask me when they know that we're going through fertility treatment is (in a quiet, almost apologetic voice), "So, um ... whose fault is it?"
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