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How STD's Can Affect Your Fertility » There are a lot of dangers to contracting a sexually transmitted disease (STD): your health can be adversely affected by the disease; there is a social stigma to STD carriers and of course, your fertility may be put at risk by your STD. As a matter of fact, it has been reported that as many as one quarter of all infertility cases are... Natural-fertility-info.com

STDs and Infertility Part 1 | Attain Fertility » Yet a lesser known fact is that sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), also called sexually transmitted infections (STIs), can also cause infertility problems that prevent pregnancy. Each year, more women find out that they are unable to get pregnant because of an STD. Many women contract sexually transmitted infections... Attainfertility.com

6 STDS That Can Affect Fertility » May 9, 2016 ...We at Bustle love giving you tips for how to tap into your sexual potential and troubleshoot when things aren't going your way in the bedroom. But what about finding solutions to those stressful sexual health situations that inevitably crop up when you're getting down? Emma Kaywin, a Brooklyn-based... Bustle.com

STDs and Infertility Part 2 | Attain Fertility » Sexually transmitted diseases, STDs, also called sexually transmitted infections or STIs, can cause immediate, annoying symptoms with long-lasting, serious repercussions. Few people realize that these sexually transmitted diseases can cause damage that may eventually lead to infertility. What are STIs and STDs? Attainfertility.com

STD Facts - STDs & Pregnancy » Nov 10, 2016 ...STDs can complicate your pregnancy and may have serious effects on both you and your developing baby. Some of these problems may be seen at birth; others may not be discovered until months or years later. In addition, it is well known that infection with an STD can make it easier for a person to get... Cdc.gov

10 Things Every Woman Should Know About Fertility » Jan 6, 2016 ...STIs can harm fertility, even when you don't have any symptoms. Chlamydia and gonorrhea, when untreated, can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), a serious condition that “may cause permanent damage to the fallopian tubes, uterus, and surrounding tissues,” according to the CDC. PID causes... Bustle.com

Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Diseases » Subscribe to the Pregnancy & Child Development Newsletter. Get essential updates about your growing baby and what to expect each week. Sign Up... Webmd.com

22 Things You Should Know About STDs And Your Fertility » Apr 27, 2015 ...Chlamydia and gonorrhea could potentially hurt your future fertility, regardless of your gender. For cisgender women and transgender men, gonorrhea and chlamydia can potentially cause scarring and damage to the fallopian tubes. This is why it's so important to get tested if you're at risk for STIs — and get... Buzzfeed.com

The One Thing Nobody Tells You About The Copper IUD » Feb 29, 2016 ...When it comes to contraception, copper has a bit of a mysterious effect. But the real aim of the copper IUD isn't the cervix, the ovaries, or our eggs: it's the sperm itself. Copper's a massively effective spermicide, and the sperm are killed off before they can fertilize anything and produce a case of the babies. Bustle.com

5 Things That Happen To Your Body When You Use Condoms » Mar 31, 2016 ...One of the most interesting things about condoms is that, despite the great impact they can have on our reproductive futures, they are generally absurdly low- impact on our bodies. They're disposable, one-use, and cheap, but they also manage to keep sperm out of our systems, block STD exchange — and... Bustle.com