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Some universal myths in regards to fertility conception and pregnancy
With healthy fertility conception is more likely to be successful. Is this a myth or a fact? Well, leading a healthy lifestyle will certainly assist with controllable infertility causes, but in actuality has no effect on how fertile you are. Woman tend to think that if they eat right and exercise their fertility won’t decline, but in fact is does as we age and we have no control over that. There are a number of myths in regards to your fertility and you chances of conception, and we would like to discuss a few with you.
Infertility is caused by woman. This myth has been busted by DR. Benjamin Rivnay MD whose research showed that 40% of the problems lie with the man, 40% with the woman and 20% in both parties. Another misconception is that daily sex will help with conception, this could only help things along during the woman’s ovulation time frame. Then you have the fact that most woman blame being on the pill for too long as cause for infertility, but according to Dr. Brasner the pill has no impact on your ability to conceive since it only stays in your system for 24 hours. A lot of people also like to advertise that stress caused their infertility; this is untrue as stress only delays your ovulation by suppressing hormones. However, if you are suffering with severe stress where it even affects the quality of your work and family life, acupuncture and other treatments might increase the possibility of you getting pregnant. Fertility conception and pregnancy are three concepts that are very complicated, and couples often underestimate the importance of getting all their facts in order before deciding to have a child.
‘You can’t get pregnant during your period.’ MYTH! Ovulation times vary in all women, and as Dr. Singh stated that it’s unlike but very possible. Some women start their ovulation as early as on their seventh day and others just have an extended period of menstruation that lasts until ovulation. Then also, sperm can live in a woman’s reproductive track for 2 days, which might be right in time for ovulation and then conception. Ifyou have any questions on Fertility conception and pregnancy or need specific information in regards to your personal situation, don’t hesitate to contact us.
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