Tuesday, 12 May 2020

Eat right to enhance fertility


What you eat is directly affects your overall well being. It is very important for a woman to eat a healthy holistic diet to enhance the fertility. If you are planning for baby then your diet plays a very special role if you eat specialized fertility diet then it would enhance the egg and sperm quality and supports a healthy pregnancy.  

There are particular foods that may increase your fertility thereby enhancing the pregnancy success rates.  For example: Bananas are a great source of potassium, vitamin C, Vitamin B-6, Manganese, fiber and a range of other nutrients, which men need in order to maintain a strong sexual vitality. Alsomany studies have proved that bananas provide nutrients that can influence malefertility. Bananas are rich in Protein, Vitamins, Iron, Magnesium and Manganesewhich are essential for healthy sperm count in men. 

Apart from that starting your day with a bowl of oatmeal might be a course to successful

Tuesday, 28 April 2020

Vitamin E and Male Infertility


Infertility is a common problem now. No one knows that what the exact cause of infertility is. Lifestyle plays a vital role in our fertility issues. For example what we take inside our body directly impacts on fertility if we drink alcohol or smoke regularly it badly affects our fertility. 

Studies have shown that certain nutrients if we consume on aregular basis can directly impact the sperm quality in men and can ultimatelyresults in improved pregnancy rates. Many times it is said that low levels of Vitamin E can cause impotence in men. Lack of vitamin E also causes low sex drive and infertility. So, in a way vitamin E is considered as very important nutrient for men. Vitamin E acts as a anti oxidant protecting cell membranes from oxidative damage. 

Tuesday, 14 April 2020

Your Lifestyle may be the cause of your infertility


There is an old saying that “Good practices reap good results and bad practices reap bad results”. Here in the process of your parenthood your lifestyle choice plays a pivotal role which decides your fertility levels. If you have opted whole life the good choices then results will be good and vice versa. Modern day habits like easy reach to junk food, no physical activity, and sedentary lifestyle can reduce your chances of conceiving children. This is especially true in this time and age, where couples prefer to have babies late (in their mid 30s). In such a scenario, lifestyle choices become even more important. 

Here in my post, let’s throw some light on the various factors that can negatively affect your fertility levels. 

Age is one suchissue which tops the list because you can’t do anything about it. There’s nomedicine, no cure for old age and the disabilities that come with it. The onlything you can do is plan your future well and make the best of today. The idealage for pregnancy is the

Monday, 23 March 2020

What Is The Right Time To Start Fertility Treatments?


Infertility or unable to conceive is a common problem in today’s modernized society. Today, fertility treatment is a gift of modern science which has helped millions of couples across the globe to conceive. Often the question arises when should we seek for fertility treatment? Consider following points if:   

You haven’t conceived even after having one-year of regular unprotected sex, see a fertility specialist  


You are over 35 and having difficulty conceiving after having six months of regular unprotected sex must opt for fertility treatments.   

You are having irregular menstrual and ovulation patterns poses a high risk for infertility. If you are going through these issues, then it is highly recommended to see a fertility specialist to increase your chances of getting pregnant.  

Either of the partners has been diagnosed with cancer and if they are still trying to protect

Wednesday, 4 March 2020

5 reasons why your period may have stopped


Missing out on your period doesn’t mean that you're pregnant. Also, people take it for granted that we'll have periods from puberty until middle age. But what happens when your periods suddenly stop? It's fairly common to experience irregular periods from time to time – lifestyle changes and environmental factors such as shift work can make you late but absent periods (amenorrhea) especially at the early age should always be checked out. 

If you are a young woman and has regular periods but you missed out one for three months, but you are not pregnant then you should see your gynecologist as it could be more serious. Below, we look at some of the most common reasons your periods might have stopped.