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By Admin, on January 21st, 2012%
Question by vrabecj: supplements for fertility?
Hello i was wondering if anyone knew of any vitamins i could take to increase my husband and I’s fertility . what can he and i take.. first i need to get my periods in order what can i take? pleas help us ..
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Answer by MandyDo you have irregular periods?
If so, have you been to the doctor about this?
I went off the contraceptive pill 6 months ago and my periods have been irregular since (I’ve actually only had one in the last 5 months!).
I went to the doctor and she did blood tests and I found out that I have PCOS (polycysic ovarian syndrome) – which is the most common cause of female infertility. Its symptoms include irregular periods plus many other symptoms such as acne, increased hair growth, weight gain (though I just have the irregular periods as my symptom).
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By Admin, on January 12th, 2012%
Question by Laura : Does being deficient in vitamins affect fertility in women?
I’m a bit worried I can’t have kids,,,I’ve been anemic in the past and I don’t really have a balanced diet so I’m probably low in some vitamins and minerals. I was just wondering does this play a major part in a womans fertility and if so would eating a balanced diet and taking vitamin suplements help or is the damage already done if you’re infertile due to this as I’ve been TTC for 4 months and no luck so far….?
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Answer by DoodlestuffVitamin deficiency doesn’t play a major role in infertility, but does have a part for some women. Try improving your diet especially taking folic acid.
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By Admin, on December 30th, 2011%
Question by francesca25: What can I do to Increase my fertility?
My husband and I are going to start trying to get pregnant soon. Is there anything I can do to increase my fertility? I am 27 years old and a light smoker (I am decreasing my smoking and hope to stop before we start trying) 5’5″ and 155 pounds. I exercise 2-3 times per week, and eat a pretty balanced diet.
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Answer by RaymonStand on your head and ride an imaginary bicycle for 30 minutes a day.
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By Admin, on December 27th, 2011%
Question by Marie: How hard can I exercise without affecting my fertility?
I’ve been doing 30-min weight-training sessions with a personal trainer 3x/wk to tone/sculpt, usually followed by 20 min of jogging on the treadmill. I push myself hard, and my muscles are always sore the next day.
I’ve been doing this for almost 2 mos and I’m in the best shape I’ve ever been in. My diet has improved (lower fat and refined carbs); I haven’t really lost weight, but my clothes fit better. So far, my period is still regular.
Do you think this routine decreases my fertility?
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Answer by Barbara CNo, the more fit you are, the healthier weight and body fat index you have the better chance you have of concieving and also of having a healthy pregnancy and baby, it is the women who either starve themselves skinny or use enhancment drugs to become super buff that have problems conceiving.
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By Admin, on December 26th, 2011%
Surefire Foods to Enhance Fertility in Females
Article by Russel Rowe
Alternatively, picking a snack these kinds of as dried fruits, can be the two filling and keep a lot more dietary worth. Supporting your digestive system is not the only body purpose that will help in fertility, an vitality referred to as Kidney Jing wants to be supported as effectively. These surefire meals that will improve fertility in females are not tough to uncover nor are they challenging to put together. Discover all you can about the meals that will improve fertility in females, and create a health boosting you. Finding out how to balance your nutritional wants to equally help in digestion and increase your fertility is a procedure that demands persistence on your portion.Consequently, you are producing a healthier you and are taking the initial step to improve fertility in females.There are easy adjustments you can make in your diet plan to enhance your probabilities of turning into pregnant. . . . → Read More: Surefire Foods to Enhance Fertility in Females
By Admin, on December 17th, 2011%
Question by blondie…ttc 4yrs and counting.: Any advise on supplements to take for PCOS, regulate insulin, increase fertility?
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Answer by pineappleROYAL JELLY is the best solution i ve ever seen to increase fertility.. wish u the best
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By Admin, on December 13th, 2011%
Question by kathys4405: hi i was wondering if anyone has used a fertility supplement called fertilaid?
im wondering about how well it works. im 25 and my husband is 26 and we have been ttc our first baby since may 2008. im getting kind of impatient. lol. my cycles have also been kinda irregular. so any advice is welcome. thanks!!
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Answer by ~~ Angie~~I would say go to the store and get vitex! That is the main ingredient in fertilaid. Other then vitamin that you should be already taking! It you are already taking prenatal vit then just add vitex.
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By Admin, on December 10th, 2011%
Question by kbw205: Does anyone know the possible side effects of bodybuilding supplements on female fertility?
Does anyone know the possible side effects of bodybuilding supplements on female fertility?
More specifically, N.O. Explode. It is a nitric oxide supplement. My husband and I are trying to conceive but we are not having much luck due to the lack of ovulation on my part. I have been taking bodybuilding supplements for about two years now (N.O. Explode, Jacked, Creatine, etc). I am wondering if these have anything to do with my lack of ovulation and menses. Please help.
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Answer by TarkarriIf you are that involved in body building you probably have a very low percentage of body fat. This can interfere with a woman’s fertility.
Creatine has been found to cause fetal abnormalities in animals, not recommended if you are trying to get pregnant.
I would talk to your Dr about this.
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By Admin, on November 29th, 2011%
Question by bjsmith626: what vitamins or supplements are out their to help boost a mans fertility?
Other than fertilaid for men….
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Answer by Timid Women Rarely Make HistoryYou’d be better of speaking to your doctor about that. But I’ve heard there can be some benefits to Zinc.
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By Admin, on November 25th, 2011%
Shopping for Fertility?
Article by George Undermeyer
A large number of couples today normally hang on for some years before they choose to have a baby, for reasons like their nascent careers and hoping to relish their own lives just before they ‘settle down’ into child caring. With factors like polluting of the environment increasing, life-style changes with an greater consumption of alcohol, late nights, smoking cigarettes and tension, frantic professions and almost no time for everything else, fertility rates however, are going down, and the bio clock ticking away is not going to help. Fertility medications, hormone enhancers, IVF treatments are what you need, declare fertility clinics.
The resultant stress doesn’t help. The wait can be long and terrifying, lowering the infertile man or woman’s self esteem, sex drive, body image and severely straining a couple’s relationship. The success rate of clinical infertility treatment is about 20% on an average, although this could be related to treating a high number of older . . . → Read More: Shopping for Fertility?
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