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At present, difficulty in conceiving is a basic problem for many couples. Donu2019t let a twine of negative pregnancy examinations depress you. Fertility doctors advise young couples in their 20s and early 30s to try to get pregnant naturally for up to a year. Conception is a very complicated concept and occurs only during the fertile gap of a womanu2019s menstrual cycle. When you try naturally, you may not get pregnant in the very first attempt. However, even after trying naturally for 1 year, if you couldnu2019t get conceive, then it is a matter of concern.
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INTRODUCTION • At present, difficulty in conceiving is a basic problem for many couples. Don’t let a twine of negative pregnancy examinations depress you. Fertility doctors advise young couples in their 20s and early 30s to try to get pregnant naturally for up to a year. Conception is a very complicated concept and occurs only during the fertile gap of a woman’s menstrual cycle. When you try naturally, you may not get pregnant in the very first attempt. However, even after trying naturally for 1 year, if you couldn’t get conceive, then it is a matter of concern.
Over the past years, many couples are visiting fertility clinics and open up about their fertility problems. They are proactively looking for expert help about their generative health. It is no longer a subject behind closed gates. At Andal fertility clinic, you get a great opportunity at pregnancy thanks to the advanced technology and outstanding guidance from professional fertility specialists that the industry has to offer. In this blog, let us discuss some important factors that will help you decide when you need to consult a fertility specialist.
The Age Factor • If you’re below 35 and have tried naturally to get pregnant for over 12months, then it is time to consult a fertility expert. Especially for Indian women, the ovarian reserve usually starts declining quickly from the age of 35. With aging, the egg reserve of an or else healthy woman starts reducing and gets totally depleted by the age of 40-45 years, leading to menopause.
If you are 35+ years old and have been trying naturally to conceive and failing for 12months or more, visit a fertility specialist immediately. Women over the age of 35 years have only a lesser chance of pregnancy even through supported reproductive techniques because the eggs may not be of great quality at a later age (after the age of 35). With age, other difficulties can also arise, leading to an exhausting ovarian reserve.
The Health Factor • The fertility potential of women can be affected by several health conditions. If women have thyroid disorders, then it can lead to hormonal imbalances. If women suffer from a thyroid problem, they can also be affected by certain conditions like miscarriages, abnormalities in fetal brain development, infertility, etc. However, if the thyroid disease is identified and the patient takes medicines, then the woman can get pregnant through fertility treatment. During the fertility treatment procedure, it is recommended that you consult your fertility specialist regularly.
Women suffering from endometriosis or PCOS are instructed to speak with a fertility expert when they decide to get pregnant. Endometriosis can lead to an unhealthy pubic environment that may be related to weaker ovaries and damaged tubes, resulting in lesser chances of natural conception.
The Male Factor • Many people think that infertility is only a woman’s problem, but it is not true. Infertility problems are found in 40 to 45% of malefactors. In men, infertility is usually because of poor sperm factors that can happen because of associated conditions like cancer or cancer treatment, varicocele, obesity, diabetes, testicular or pelvic injury, etc. In several cases, however, there is no fundamental cause found.
Infertility in women and men can occur because of several reasons. So it is highly advisable that one should not wait and try home therapies as age is a significant contributing reason for the chances of getting pregnant.
