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Fertility is a vital sign of overall health — and the menstrual cycle is a key indicator of that vitality. Think of fertility as a system (the “fertility triangle”) that includes psychosexual, biotechnological (physiology and environment), neuro‑immunological, social, and cultural levels rather than just ovaries or eggs. Common modern drivers of female infertility include PCOS (noted as the number one cause in the context) and age-related ovarian decline, with notable breakpoints around age 35 and 40. Lifestyle factors and environmental toxins also matter, and preparing your body before trying to conceive (daily self‑care, reducing exposures, addressing metabolic or hormonal issues) can improve outcomes. Any irregular, painful, heavy, or symptomatic cycles are red flags that deserve medical evaluation rather than simply masking symptoms with hormonal treatments.

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