Starting
A Family
Is it taking longer than expected? Learn the science behind getting pregnant. Check your fertility status.
Starting
A Family
Is it taking longer than expected? Learn the science behind getting pregnant. Check your fertility status.
How can I improve My chances of getting pregnant?
Getting pregnant doesn’t always happen straight away. It is an amazing experience, but what most couples don’t realise is that it’s more complicated than it seems. Over the past three decades, fertility science has helped millions of couples overcome their difficulties and have a family of their own.
Depending on what is causing your fertility problems, there are a range of tips and treatments available to help you to have children.
How Many People Are Having Problems Getting Pregnant?
There is always great comfort in knowing that you are not alone.
What Is Infertility?
if you’ve been looking for answers and support in your journey to become pregnant, here’s where you can get help!
IVF Warrior Story
The journey is different for everyone. This video is about Liyana and Amirul’s fertility journey. Their story is not just about the struggle with infertility; it’s a testament to the strength found in partnership, and the enduring human spirit’s ability to hope against all odds.
Our Journey
Some couples plan for a family almost immediately. Some have families accidentally. And then there are some who decide on family when the time is right. Whichever journey into parenthood you chose, this space is created as a haven for you to search, locate, address and inquire what you need to take that first step.
When to seek help?
Did you know, while a fertile 30-year-old woman has about a 20% chance of getting pregnant during each cycle, by age 40 those chances have dropped to about 5%.1
For couples below 35 years old, you should seek advice from fertility specialist after 1 year of trying.1
For couples who has the below history, you should seek advice from fertility specialist sooner than a year2:
Women
- Irregular menses
- History of endometriosis
- History of tubal ligation, ectopic pregnancy and pelvic infection
- Recurring miscarriages
Men
- Abnormal semem analysis, erectile or ejaculatory problems
- History of vasectomy
What Subsidy or Financial Aid Is Available?
Your desire to start your own family should not be hindered by concerns about the potential cost of medical treatment. There are several forms of subsidy and financial aid available for couples undergoing fertility treatments to help make your journey into parenthood smoother.
A chance is still a chance no matter how slim it is. Never give up, for the effort is worth the while.
Liyana Tan
Disclaimer : The information provided by Merck is not a substitute for professional medical care or advice and intended for educational purposes only and should be used only as an aid in understanding the medical condition and treatment. A physician or another healthcare professional should always be consulted for any health problem or medical condition.
