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Infertility: What Causes It And What Can You Do About It?

June 18, 2007 By PW Editorial Team

Infertility is the inability to produce a baby by natural means of conception. There are many reasons why men and women aren’t able to produce a baby naturally. Some of them are easily remedied while others are more difficult to work with. If you and your partner have been trying for more than a year to conceive a baby, you should start by both of you having a thorough exam by a doctor.

Find Out Who First

In most cases, the cause of infertility lies with either the male or female. Only a very small percentage of infertile couples are the result of both parties having an issue with infertility. The focus isn’t on who is infertile, but rather why and what the options are. Sometimes men are infertile because of the type of underwear they use. They could be too tight, restricting the development of sperm. This can be taken care of by switching to looser fitting underwear. Low sperm counts can be helped with male enhancement supplements and penis exercises. Other reasons for infertility in men include exposure to dangerous chemicals, injuries to the testicles, and the use of some prescription drugs.

Female Infertility

Females sometimes have infertility problems that have to do with their reproductive organs. They may have irregular ovulation patterns, cervical issues, or tubes that won’t allow the egg to be fertilized. Thyroid problems can affect fertility as can the drugs that women use for a variety of health issues. Both prescription and over the counter weight loss drugs can reduce a woman’s ability to conceive.

While some infertility issues can’t be resolved, many of them can be resolved by making some simple changes to your lifestyle and the items you consume. Seeing your doctor will help determine the underlying reasons for your infertility, helping you find a successful way to conceive a baby naturally.

See also…

Trying to Conceive
A step-by-step guide to getting pregnant.

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The Best Sex Positions to Get Pregnant

May 3, 2007 By PW Editorial Team

For some people, getting pregnant seems to be as simple as, well, having sex! Other people report difficulties and they seem to come up with the most entertaining stories about how they had to help things along in order to conceive. Even an old episode of the Roseanne show showed Roseanne with her legs in the air, assisted by husband Dan, “to encourage the little guys to swim”!

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Helping You Conceive Naturally When All Else Has Failed

February 16, 2007 By PW Editorial Team

For those who want to have a baby, but are having trouble conceiving, it can be very devastating. Many couples give up on the idea of conceiving a baby naturally after they have seen the doctor and exhausted all efforts. However, there are ways to conceive a baby naturally even when everything else has failed.

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Can You Really Choose the Sex of Your Baby?

February 14, 2007 By PW Editorial Team

In today’s high tech world, sperm clinics and infertility centers are able to actually choose the sex of your child. By spinning the sperm and separating the girls from the boys (X and Y’s) you can actually pay to pick the gender of your baby. However, high tech methods do not include sex in the privacy of you own home. In order to use the methods clinics employ, you have to use Assisted Reproductive Technologies. ART includes either getting pregnant by artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization, both of which are very expensive and inconvenient.

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Be Kind to Yourself and Each Other After Miscarriage

February 14, 2007 By PW Editorial Team

Miscarriage is more common than you may think with roughly one in every five recognized pregnancies ending spontaneously and involuntarily. Regardless of how common it is, a miscarriage can make you feel like you are on an island, totally alone and feeling like no one understands.

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