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Post by nisha332 on Sept 23, 2017 8:11:13 GMT
Hi dear. I will give you some information on how to reduce the impact of stress. Stress reduction techniques have been shown to have positive effects, both in natural conception and during IVF. Several studies have emerged on the benefits of acupuncture to reduce stress, including improvement in clinical pregnancy and live birth rate. Mild to moderate exercise has beneficial effects on lowering stress levels and fertility and has been shown to reduce TTP. Mindfulness techniques have been shown to reduce feelings of depression and anxiety in women with fertility concerns. Increase in pregnancy rates has been shown using mind/body techniques. Talk to somebody! Women, who receive support and counseling when dealing with stress and infertility, improve their pregnancy chances. Yoga has also demonstrated positive benefits in quality of life and mood in those awaiting IVF treatment. Eating a healthy diet rich in brightly colored fruits and vegetables, lean meats, wholegrain and good fats will protect your cells against the harmful effects of stress. Maintaining a healthy body weight is strongly linked to fertility, as this reduces the risk of blood sugar issues and hormone disruption. Sleep soundly! Adults who sleep 8 hours or more each night report lower stress levels. Naturopathic treatment focuses on reducing stress and anxiety using herbs and nutrients which support the nervous system. Naturopathic care uses traditional and evidence-based remedies which lower the effect of stress on the body, promoting wellbeing. The take-home message here is that reducing stress levels goes a long way to improve your fertility. Be kind to yourself and your body will be as healthy as possible. Optimum health is the BEST guarantee of fertility. You can also consult the best pregnancy clinic in Ukraine Lotus Clinic for more tips. I hope the information will help all.
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Post by selinadylan247 on Sept 25, 2017 12:35:37 GMT
Hello dear. Your post makes me tear up. You have been through so
much. To answer your question, there are many theories for this.
While it is true that stress can cause abnormal periods, doctors aren't
sure if this can affect fertility. On the other hand we have the opposing
argument. Some doctors think that this may be why healthy women
end up being infertile. The case of your problem isn't clear. In most
cases, women have extreme hormonal problems. Or their egg cells
are weak. Or like myself, some women's uterus are an inhospitable
environment for sperms. But you don't seem to have any of these. So
keep visiting more doctors. It may be that a cure is readily available
for you. And I am here if you ever have to talk about something. Stay
blessed dear.
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Post by shweta118 on Oct 1, 2017 6:49:56 GMT
Hi dear. I am going to tell you my experience.I moved to Australia with my husband last year after yet another miscarriage. So I really relate to this blog as I am on my 6th pregnancy but this is the only baby that has made it passed the 20wk mark. The absolute fear that I felt when I was pregnant was unbelievable as I was so scared of losing this little baby. Also, the support network of family and friends that are so wonderful were now 26hrs and so all this worry was pent up inside. Once I hit the 18 wks mark I relaxed a little and started to enjoy my little bump only to be told I had gestational diabetes which was so out of control I had to go straight on insulin injections. We (hubby & I) were also told I may have been a pre-diabetic who could have caused the previous miscarriages. The anger and disappointment that I felt at that time were gigantic, if I had known earlier I could have saved some of my bubs I was seething for many weeks. At 25 wks my husband was offered a transfer to QLD from NSW which we took but moving house at 32wks was full of drama and stress. All in all my stress levels have been high in this pregnancy and a knock-on effect has been many a day filled with tears. But even with all this stress and worry and being 26hrs away from my family, I am unbelievably happy and content to know that in 4-6wks I will be meeting my baby that I have yearned for many years. This has happened only because of the valuable advice of BioTexCom clinic wherein visited before my pregnancy. I would put up with anything to meet this baby.
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Post by isabelmason on Oct 7, 2017 18:38:38 GMT
Hi, I am a 40+ woman. What's more, I have been experiencing infertility since long. I needed an offspring of my blood. In any case, because of my infertility, I couldn't do as such. I lost my marriage because of this. Nothing can go more awful than that. I require my blood. This discouragement is everywhere on my body my face. What's more, this depression is slaughtering me and breaking me separated. I just had a desire of having my very own child, and that is all I at any point needed. Regardless I appeal to God that I could consider and get my very own infant. Is there any arrangement you have told me? I will be extremely appreciative of you. I need to dispose of this infertility. I'm tired of this dejection. It will be ideal if you offer assistance!!
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Post by erikajoe on Oct 13, 2017 16:27:29 GMT
Your story is inspiring. I was facing high stress due to work and my life was entirely amid chaos. I wanted to be pregnant but hormonal imbalance caused infertility. I wish I could get pregnant. Treatments are not working but I am putting my all effort. Natural supplements and clinical trials are my life now. Husband's support is necessary in such matters. It is very brave of you that you went through everything so courageously.
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Post by honyeliat on Oct 31, 2017 19:33:38 GMT
Hello there Tim. You are so right. Stress is a real deal breaker. It makes everything so hard. Especially your chances of having a child. It messes with your hormones. That makes it harder to conceive. Also, if you do conceive, then chances of miscarrying are higher for those with high levels of stress.
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Post by zaniim on Oct 31, 2017 19:49:34 GMT
Hi Tim. I can see you have gone through a lot. The behavior of your husband made me very upset for you. He should not do all this while keeping in mind about your condition. I know he should be taking care of you and should encourage you, instead of being a drunk and just shouting at you. You are not the only infertile women here. So dear relax and hope for the best. I think you can make your husband a good person by giving him a baby. It does not matter if you are infertile because you can still have a baby through surrogacy. Yes, it’s true. You just have to donate your eggs and your husband will donate his sperms and women called surrogate mother will carry your child. How simple it is. Discuss this with your husband and tell him that your lives will automatically change. I hope he will feel sorry for his behavior towards you when you will explain him about surrogacy. Keep posting so I can you more with it.
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Post by jaseka on Oct 31, 2017 19:51:15 GMT
I was not expecting to read such a painful post this evening as I was happy for my friend who got a baby through surrogacy. Your husband is not doing the right thing. I think he does so because of your infertility. He wants to have a baby but you cannot give it to him. I know how you feel about your condition. But you don’t need to worry anymore. Because you can also have your baby through surrogacy. As I mentioned earlier about my friend who has a bay through surrogacy, she told me about all the procedure. I would definitely suggest you to stop worrying and go for it. Tell your husband that you can still become a mother. He will definitely listen to you and he will also change with the passage of time. I also know about a clinic that provides the best surrogacy facilities. I can guide you with it but first, you need to come up with a proper decision. Hope you find my post helpful.
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Post by sofiaa on Nov 7, 2017 15:30:20 GMT
Hey Tim. I am sad after hearing your story. You are so brave for going through all that. It is impressive that you still managed to survive it all. On top of that, you managed to find a solution too. No, you have a child to keep you motivated. Your husband sounds like an inconsiderate person. No one should have the right to treat another person the way he treated you. I don’t see why you put up with him. He put you through so much mental torture. I hope the future is brighter for you than the past. I would suggest you don’t put up with his abuses anymore. You owe it to your child. Be strong. Good luck!
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Post by Perera on Nov 7, 2017 19:05:17 GMT
This is so sad. My dear, why did you stay with him? There was no need to put up with all that. Men like your husband are hopeless. Women often think they can change them. That is easier said than done. For men who are prone to such behaviors, change is hardly an option. They are so used to their behaviors. Changing them would be something monumental. They aren’t ready for that. I hope you are no longer with him. Trying to save a relationship like that is pointless. I hope you see that now. Much love and support for you.
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Post by Perera on Nov 7, 2017 19:06:19 GMT
Hey dear. Congratulations on your child.I am sorry to hear about the problems you had to face. Marital life should be more than what you faced. I wish domestic abuse wasn't as prevalent as it is. I hope things become better for you.Goodluck!
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Post by Melissa on Nov 7, 2017 19:34:13 GMT
Hey there ladies. I see many of you congratulating Tim here for having a child. Unfortunately, I am still confused. Are you still with your husband? The relation you have described with him sounds like a toxic one. It is not the environment you want to bring your child up in. You are a brave woman. You faced life’s challenges on our own. You defeated depression and your mental problems. You found a cure for your hormonal issues. I am sure you can find a way to break free from your husband’s shackles too. He seems to be a lost cause. Men like him usually don’t change. Your child deserves a better place to live in. So do you.
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Post by honyeliat on Nov 7, 2017 20:05:27 GMT
Oh my God! This is terrible. He put you through so much pressure. I don’t see why you tolerated all that. You should have put your foot down right at the start. Infertility is hard to deal with as it is. Not having a supportive partner only makes it worse. In your case, you weren’t even infertile. His actions were the cause for that. You risked your mental health for him. Also, your chance at a normal life. I hope you have a happy life ahead of you. You have seen enough dark times. I would suggest you keep your child and yourself away from his influence and reach.
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Post by marry on Nov 8, 2017 12:22:28 GMT
I am heartbroken after hearing your story but I have a question that is you still living with your husband? If you are still with him then what do you plan to do in future? I am sorry to say your marriage sounds a toxic one. Why did you even tolerate his abusive behavior? Your physical and mental health is at stake. Do you want your child to grow up in this environment? It seems like you are brave and courageous women so please don't let anyone treat you like a doormat. Marriage is a strong and beautiful bond between two persons. Where trust and respect are the main clauses. Think about your future. Think about your child's future.
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Post by humahony on Nov 8, 2017 12:23:52 GMT
Congratulation Tim, because you are able to conceive. I am very sad after reading your post. I know that it's very difficult for you, I can imagine it because one year ago I also had faced such a situation. I salute your courage because you do not dare even you have seen the most horrible time but after every darkness there is light. And finally, you will be able to bring happiness to your life. I am happy for you that you finally found the good news. I wish good luck to you for future. Now it is the time to take good care of your health. I will advise you to get rid of this stresses and also from your husband. There are many different ways to mitigating stress like go for a morning walk daily and eat only the healthy foods and also choose a good clinic for your regular checkup. Best of luck.
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