During pregnancy, the uterus is the organ that is most affected and has the most changes. This is where the fetus is contained and nurtured (including the embryo, amniotic fluid and placenta). This is thanks to the elasticity of the tissue in the structure of the uterus. The following article will provide information about changes in the uterus during pregnancy.

Once you have decided that the time is right to have a baby, and have been using contraception, you may be concerned about whether contraception will affect your ability to get pregnant. In some cases, it may take longer than usual to conceive after stopping contraception. But in the long term, there is no negative impact of using contraception on your fertility.