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By Admin, on May 4th, 2012%
Question by Luisa: Is it me or my husband having the infertility problem?
June 11, 2011 was the day I conceived my first child. July 22, 2011, I had to terminate the pregnancy due to some underlying issues… It was after the termination that my husband and I realized how much that had impact our life, we were torn. Every since, he and I have had sex on the regular with NO FORM of birth control what so ever, and I have yet to get pregnant. I have been having irregular periods since then as well.
My last period was January 4, 2012, and I have yet to get it as of February 6, 2012, could this be it?
I’ve been using ovulation calendars and having sex on all my fertile days.. Someone help. I would hate to get overly excited, especially since my period has been irregular since the abortion.
Best answer:
Answer by Love to shopI would try asking your gyn to put . . . → Read More: Is it me or my husband having the infertility problem?
By Admin, on April 22nd, 2012%
Question by angelic: can getting a small amount of Clorox on your vagina cause infertility problems?
i was cleaning the other day with Clorox and I washed my hands twice after but the smell was still on it, then i masturbated. It didnt burn or anything but the smell of Clorox was still on my hand after. I didnt finger myself just rubbed my clit. can this cause infertility problems.
Best answer:
Answer by LGMDon’t worry, all a small amount of clorox will do to you is etching your superficial tissues again. It might make sex less pleasant, but it should not harm your ability to conceive.
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By Admin, on April 18th, 2012%
Use Ovulation Predictor Kits to Track Your Fertility
Article by Johan Aloisi
Ever felt that certain urge to give birth to a baby? Or may be prevent the chances of having one? Which ever of the two your wish is, you will need detecting your ovulation period and then plan your sex accordingly.
During your reproductive years, once in a month, one of them several follicles in your ovaries ripen and therefore produce an egg (female gamete). This egg then travels into the woman’s uterus through the fallopian tube. When the egg has reach uterus or the womb, can either implanted in the uterine lining after fertilization, or get shed out during her menstruation. This entire process is known as ovulation. During the period of ovulation, which occurs in the 12-14 day of the menstrual cycle, the woman tends to become fertile, meaning that it can join with a sperm (male gamete) and produce a baby. The chances of fertilization are decreased as . . . → Read More: Use Ovulation Predictor Kits to Track Your Fertility
By Admin, on April 10th, 2012%
Question by : Why so much ignorance regarding HPV?
It really shocks me when I read posts on here that say, “I just had him tested and he is clean.” or “We always use a condom” or “He doesn’t have any symptoms of an STD.” etc. etc. because I can’t believe there is so much ignorance out there regarding HPV and how it’s transmitted. Didn’t the teenage posters here learn about HPV in sex education classes? Why haven’t your parents had a conversation with you about HPV and other STD’s? Maybe you will have to teach your parents what they should be teaching you about STD’s!
HPV consists of 100 viruses than can cause a woman infertility (not able to have children) and cancers. HPV can cause oral (mouth) and other cancers in men. Condoms don’t offer much protection because HPV is a sexually transmitted AND a skin to skin contact disease, the virus can be transmitted via . . . → Read More: Why so much ignorance regarding HPV?
By Admin, on April 6th, 2012%
Question by peachy: does anyone have unexplained infertility?
Best answer:
Answer by missrositablackI do. However there are really always underlining issues that people don’t even notice.
For example:
Under/overweight–slightly, so it’s not so obvious.
Stress
Hormone in balance.
These things are so common and so ordinary most people don’t even notice how it is effecting their infertility.
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By Admin, on March 17th, 2012%
Question by ChelseaD803: HELP!!! Irregular Period & No Insurance?
I need someone ANYONE to help me PLEASE!!! I am a 21 yr old female, who for as long as I can remember has always had an irregular period, in 2007 I had such a long period (lasted about 3 months) that my gynecologist put me on the nuvaring to regulate my cycle. The nuvaring was effective, and I actually would of stayed on it but I lost my job and the insurance that covered it. From 2007-2008 my cycle remained regular, until this year when all of a sudden it would come on for weeks at a time, it’s currently been on for the past few weeks, it’s very heavy with small clots, i’m very frustrated with this situation because my boyfriend and I have been trying to conceive for the past 10 months and have been unsuccessful due to obvious reasons. He has suggested that I go to the doctor even . . . → Read More: HELP!!! Irregular Period & No Insurance?
By Admin, on February 26th, 2012%
Question by : HOW COME THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY HAS NOT ACTED IN VALIDATING WINSTON KAYANAN’S CLAIMS ON THE ENVIRONMENT?
UN Sec. Gen. Ban Ki-moon is incredibly committed to push his predecessor’s anti-life Kyoto Protocol and possibly, its mandate in October 2009 and amendment thereof come December in Danish capital of Copenhagen. However, he does not seem to understand that the carbon emission reduction as what the organization has been espousing is only a hypothesis which does not guarantee the right solution to world’s environmental woes. And the 12 long years of delay to finalize Kyoto Protocol is a proof of hidden force from God in giving a strong reluctance, i.e., posing threat to world’s economic survival and hence, how can the highest organization achieve a better world when its philosophy in the environment requires the expense of global economy? There is no wisdom, spirit & power in this philosophy. The mission could not give a brighter vision in beholding the light of . . . → Read More: HOW COME THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY HAS NOT ACTED IN VALIDATING WINSTON KAYANAN’S CLAIMS ON THE ENVIRONMENT?
By Admin, on February 18th, 2012%
Question by sng: TTC #2 for 8 months with no luck…. unexplained infertility?
I have been able to fall pregnant very easily in the past. I had a 3 miscarriages, a stillborn and blessed with my DD. Now we’ve been TTC for #2 for 8 months and I don’t understand why it’s not happening for us when it happened so effortlessly in the past. I’m worried it’s because I’m now 35. Has anyone had something similar? Please don’t suggest “seeing my doctor”, that’s obvious, I’m just looking for personal experiences. Thank you!
Best answer:
Answer by Tiara PWell have you ever heard the saying “when you want it so badly, it wont happen, and when you dont think about it, it happens.”. It may be like that! Just keep doing your thing in the bedroom, and if it happens it happens(; . Don’t try to make it happen. Just stop thinking about it and let . . . → Read More: TTC #2 for 8 months with no luck…. unexplained infertility?
By Admin, on February 5th, 2012%
Question by SAHM/Part Time Tutor: Do you and your spouse both have infertility problems?
My husband and I do. I want to hear more couples that do.
Best answer:
Answer by Q cumberchildren serve no practical purpose, other than as cute pets that cause trouble and eat money.
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By Admin, on February 1st, 2012%
Question by Lea: What are the success rates of an IUI for somebody with unexplained infertility?
I have heard anything from 8% to 50%. I would love to find out the true statistic. My RE wants me to start IUI next month. I have done three months of Femara (monitored with trigger shot) and ovulated great but no BFP. I am 36 (37 next week) and diagnosed with unexplained fertility because all my tests have come back normal. Part of me wants to skip over IUI and go for IVF but I want to hear stastics first.
thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by TinaWhen going through fertility treatments (also diagnosed with unexplained infertility, I was 34 and DH was 35), my RE put the success rates at between 15 – 20%.
A lot of it depends on the number of follicles – medications like femara and clomid tend to cause 1 or 2 follicles to develop putting you at the lower end of the spectrum but if . . . → Read More: What are the success rates of an IUI for somebody with unexplained infertility?
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