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A 2018 study found that 35% of trans women wanted to have children in the future, but only 9% had frozen their sperm. This article discusses some of the financial, social, and emotional obstacles to transgender sperm freezing.
This article will explore the data on how long it typically takes to conceive, how couples can best prepare for the process of getting pregnant, and what factors to consider if you are having trouble conceiving.
In the largest study of its kind, researchers have determined that cryopreserved, or frozen, sperm is just as effective as “fresh” sperm in intrauterine insemination (IUI) procedures.
What is the role of oxidative stress in male infertility? This article looks at how to test oxidative stress, reduce free radicals, and boost fertility.
How can you conceive a boy or a girl? This article explores the science behind influencing baby’s gender and the only true way to choose the sex of your baby.
Learn more about how to test your fertility from the comfort of your home with Legacy’s at-home sperm testing kits. From when to consider fertility testing to the five steps, and getting started!
About to start gender-affirming therapy? Fertility preservation, like sperm freezing, can be a crucial step before a gender transition, helping you start a family of your own.
is semen retention healthy? Are there medical benefits to not ejaculating? Let’s look at the semen retention science connecting abstinence to fertility, testosterone levels, and overall health.
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are nearly everywhere, and may negatively affect your fertility. We’ll review common sources of EDC exposure, endocrine disruptors’ impact on male fertility, and how to reduce your EDC exposure by making your own green cleaning products that are safe for fertility.
Let’s unpack what a sexually transmitted infection or disease might mean for your fertility; what to do if you have tested, or ever do test, positive; and how to protect your fertility.
While many cases of male-factor infertility can be treated with simple lifestyle interventions, in some cases, the cause is deeper—your genes. Read on to learn about the types of genetic male infertility.
