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We can completely relate with you when it comes to being certain about what exactly you need to do about your fertility delays. What medications should I use? What lifestyle changes should I make? More importantly, what kind of doctor or specialist should I see? Some of the emotions a lot of couples feel include: […]
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January is cervical cancer awareness month and all over the world, campaigns are held to spread the word about this silent killer. Let’s talk a little more about this. What is Cervical Cancer? Cervical cancer is a cancer that occurs in the cells of the cervix or the neck of the womb. The cervix is […]
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EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON FEMALE FERTILITY When you engage in regular exercise during your fertility journey, you spend less time being idle. It can help with getting pregnant and improving your mental health. Exercise boosts your fertility chances, especially if you have a high body mass index (BMI), which will also help you lose weight. […]
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Dealing with infertility as a couple can be a stressful period in the life of both partners involved. The feeling of uncertainty, lack of control and the struggles of fertility treatment often heightens anxiety and adds to the tension couples experience. This stress can be identified as physical exhaustion, weakness, frustration, and lack of interest […]
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Have you been diagnosed with fibroids and trying to get pregnant? Fibroids! This may just be one of the commonest conditions women face when it comes to struggles with their infertility. No woman wants to hear that she has a fibroid, yet sadly many do, and a large fraction of those who do have difficulty […]
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Can a woman who has fibroids get pregnant? This is a question that burdens the heart of many women who have been diagnosed with fibroid. This question arises often due to the social stigma faced by women who have a clinical diagnosis of fibroid and as well desire to get married and have children. The […]
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If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it might be time to visit the fertility doctor. The general rule, if you’re under 35, is to try to conceive for one year before seeing a fertility specialist. But if you have any of these 5 symptoms, you shouldn’t wait that long – instead, it’s worth booking […]
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