In my last article I wrote about the possibility that you are holding yourself back in regards to finally becoming pregnant. In my article I offered a few insights as well as a possible way to change things around towards success. However, while I am able to provide hints in such an article the overall topic is way more complex and I will try to take this a step further in this article now. By the way, if you have not read this article yet I highly recommend you do so first. [Read more...]
Not Getting Pregnant?! Are you holding yourself back?
Many times I hear from women or couples how difficult it is for them to conceive and to have a baby, I often see symptoms that are not on the physical level. What I see is clearly a psychological barrier that makes it hard to overcome and as a result it does not work out with having a baby. It is often quite visible that these couples are holding themself back. [Read more...]
Reduce Overweight and Increase Your Fertility
I’m sure you’d agree that nutrition can be a very confusing topic in this world of mis-information… After all, even so-called “health experts” constantly contradict each other with which foods are healthy and which foods are silently making you fatter. When trying to get pregnant you want to make sure you eat as healthy as possible and that you avoid to put on extra body weight that eventually negatively influences your fertility. Studies have shown that any type of overweight will reduce your overall fertility.
That’s why we wanted to introduce you to one of our most trusted fitness and nutrition experts, Mr. Mike Geary.
On Mike’s website below, he’s going to show you some interesting info, such as:
- 3 so-called “healthy” foods that you should STOP eating…they are silently making you gain more stomach fat
- At least 2 foods you probably thought were “unhealthy” that can actually HELP you to fight abdominal fat (fat that reduces your fertility)
- Unusual types of workouts that are MUCH more effective than standard “cardio”
While Mike’s site is initially for people who want a flat tummy and look good, the health and nutritional information on his website is excellent and really helpful. I actually have read his book earlier this year and got a lot of information from it that helped me to adjust my lifestyle and to eat better. I am not as crazy about the workout program as I feel I am doing alright already being a runner and working out anyway 5 times a week. But I wanted to make sure that you know about the benefits of certain healthy foods that can help you with your goal of becoming pregnant.
Go here to learn about 3 foods to STOP eating and help to improve your overall fertility. By the way, this is important for your partner, too. Please share accordingly.
Emotional and physical Implications of teen Pregnancy
There are several physical complications that may happen in teen pregnancy. Teen pregnancy carries an increased prevalence of pregnancy-induced hypertension is a nice example. [Read more...]
Hormone Care
One of the key causes of barrenness is unacceptable ovulation. If the difficulty appears to be a distraction of ovulation, hormone treatment with clomiphene citrate (Clamed, Serophene ) is the handling of choice to excite ovulation. In other girls, ovarian follicular expansion can be excited by the administration of human menopausal gonadotropins ( Pergonal ) with administration of human prolonged gonodotropin ( HCG ) to supply ovulation ( see target Pharmacology : Menotropins ). Human menopausal gonadotropins (obtained from postmenopausal pee) are mixes of FSH and LH. If increased proclactin levels are identified, bromocriptine (Parlodel) is added to the medicine program to reduce prolactin levels and make allowances for the upward push of gonadotropins. [Read more...]
Uterine Problems in Women
Tumors such as fibromas (leiomyomas) may be a rare cause of infertility if they block the entrance of the fallopian tubes into the uterus or limit the space of available on the uterine wall for effective implantation. A congenitally deformed uterine cavity may limit implantation sites, but this also is rare. Use of DES has been linked to malformations of the uterus, such as a T-shaped uterus. Because this drug is no longer prescribed during pregnancy, women of childbearing age with this anomaly are now rarely seen. [Read more...]