Few things are more devastating, stressful, and hopelessness-inducing than a battle with infertility. Infertility today affects approximately one out of six couples. This diagnosis is given to couples who have failed to conceive naturally in the past year.
Infertility does not have to be a death sentence. There are many things you can do to deal with infertility and create the family you want.
First things first, identify the root cause
A specialist should be your first stop if you are having difficulty with fertility or you are simply not getting pregnant. Sometimes what couples think is hopeless infertility can be a simple problem with a simple solution.
You should consult a specialist if you have not yet seen a doctor. A quick visit to Fertility clinic and a few diagnostic tests should be sufficient to provide you with a clear direction. Once you have identified the root cause, you will be able to develop a plan.
Change your lifestyle
Your doctor may recommend lifestyle changes such as weight loss, exercise, stopping certain medications, etc.
Doctors may recommend certain holistic or ayurvedic treatments to increase fertility and help you get pregnant. These complimentary options can be a great help in starting a family.
Get Support
You and your partner will be better off if you seek support. You can find support groups in your local area or a therapist who specializes in infertility and sexuality. This forum will allow you to voice your concerns and provide a safe space for you to approach the problem from a healthy perspective.
There are solutions for infertility
You are not the only one having trouble getting pregnant. This is not a way to live forever. Call our clinic today for the professional, compassionate care you require. We can help you solve your problems and get you started building your family.
Talking to your Family and Friends about Infertility
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It is crucial to find support when dealing with infertility.
It doesn’t mean that it is easy. Some people fear judgment (and that’s a valid reason since some of their loved ones are incapable of responding kindly or compassionately), while other people feel ashamed to discuss what they consider “abnormal” fertility problems.
However, it is important to trust and confide in those you love and trust to help you integrate your infertility experience.
Why not share your story?
It can seem like you are suffering silently when you’re dealing with infertility. It can feel like no one understands what you are going through because very few people know. The situation is yours alone. But it doesn’t have to be that way. You can do two things when you share your story. The first is that people have the chance to love and support you.
The second is to get rid of the stigma that comes with infertility and opens your mind to knowledge and support. It is okay to make your journey public. You will likely find that many of your closest friends and loved ones have been in the same position.
Deciding who to tell
Sharing your story can be very powerful but there are also some limitations. Some people don’t know what to do with such private information. They may not want to help, but it’s not like they don’t know-how.
You should exercise discretion when deciding who to tell. Telling your parents is a great idea and may bring you support and love. However, telling your coworker or boss will only cause more harm than good.
It’s a great idea to find other couples who have experienced infertility. They’ll be more understanding and will help you.
Looking for professional support
At Reproductive Health and Wellness Center, we diagnose and treat the whole person. Our team designs a comprehensive fertility plan,
Our team has extensive experience in all aspects of infertility. We are here to assist you in finding the right support and help you understand your options. To learn more about our services, and to find out how we could help you navigate this time in your life,