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I am surprised to see this subject here as it may explain a lot for me. ours were second marriages for both of us and we got a late start. I had my first at 35 and now five years later I'm still t rying to a second. I gained about 20 pounds after the first which I could not lose. for about the last year I've been seeing a specialist who has been putting me on a variety of fertility treatments and I've also been gaining weight again. Is there a connection between these drugs and weight gain! If so, they sure keep it quiet.
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I have a similar question. I am having trouble ovaulating. I have been trying to conceive for the last 2 and 1/2 years. been tested twice for hormone levels and also had a sonogram of my ovvaries and utteris and there are no problems. I have never had regular menstral cycles, and sometimes go months without having any. From 25 to 30 I was regularly on birth control. I am 31 now. I am well overweight and am being told I need to lose some before I can become a patient at any infertility clinics. Could this be the reason why I am not ovulationg now? Guess what I’m really wondering is if there’s is a connection between weight and fertility.
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I also would like to know more about the weight question. I have never heard that being overweight might have any influence on egg quality. I know that doctors discourage pregnancies when you are too overweight, but can extra pounds actually affect teh chances of becoming pregnant?
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unfortunately, yes, (for some) being overweight can effect your chances of conceiving.
Can weight impact your ability to get pregnant? - Health - MSNBC.com PCOS Personally, I'm glad my doctor never mention to me that I was overweight and needed to lose weight before I started trying to conceive. I have some friends that are OBESE and became pregnant w/ injections and then there are my other friends overweight and still trying to conceive. I couldn't imagine myself being overweight and then adding in a pregnancy. |
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Been quite a while since I've been here. a few things. The weight thing is still a problem but not as bad as it was six months ago. J is still in recovery and we're thinking about using his frozen sperm to go for number three. It's wonderful to be thinkingabout the future again.
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I have seen ads from these holistic centers, the kind that talk about offering a holistic approach... blending all the medical disciplines including a good smattering of spiritual bliss and feel good medicine. Hey, can't hurt. Actually it probably makes sense. Some of these might offer a holistic program that would include fertility treatments, nutrition, and probably more.
We did the taxes yesterday. The routine income sections took 15 minutes. The medical part with the expenses and deductions took the full afternoon! Oh well, if that's the cost of keeping J with me and our family dreams alive, I'd fill out as many forms as it took. ________ Bubbler Pipes Last edited by porter : 09-04-2011 at 08:46 AM. |
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Has anyone heard any guidelines on ideal weight for ivf? Or for becoming pregnant in general? I can understand that extra pounds will affect the health of the entire body, but if an individual is overweight and has to lose weight to be accepted into an infertility program, isn't it possible that losing the weight may be the cure in itself? Just wondering.
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I know this is my first post but I just wanted to share this with everyone. If you're offended then I apologize in advance.
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