3 steps to fertility
A couple's guide to maximising their ability to conceive
Treatments
Types of fertility treatments
The third and most important step is to find a treatment that will maximise your chances of conception. In today’s world, there is a diverse range of fertility treatment available to help couples having problems conceiving. Over the last decade, research has shown that in addition to conventional methods like ovulation induction and IVF, complementary treatments including those based around nutrition, reflexology, herbal medicine, acupuncture and even hypnotherapy can contribute to getting you pregnant.
The book looks at all the conventional and complementary treatments in great detail; how they improve fertility, who can benefit and is it the right treatment for you. Below is a brief overview of each type of fertility treatment to give you an insight into what is covered.
The treatments which have shown to improve fertility are:
Treatments
Fertility news
Kylies Baby Race
Cons: You may waste time better spent trying fertility treatments. Your Chances: "Over 40, your chances of conceiving naturally are only 20 per cent" says ...
Added: 21 November 08
Course of Acupuncture may raise success of IVF by 65%
In all the trials the women were given acupuncture immediately before or after the test-tube embryo was transferred to their wombs. ...
Added: 21 November 08
New IVF could cut out risk of multiple births
A groundbreaking IVF test that could improve the chances of pregnancy while almost eliminating the risk of twins or triplets is to be offered to couples in Britain for the first time
Added: 21 November 08
Secondary Infertility
Couples who have already had a baby are discovering increasingly that they have fertility problems.
Added: 21 November 08
Overcoming Infertility Naturally
Now a new study shows to become pregnant women should focus on their diet, exercise and lifestyle choices.
Added: 21 November 08
Cut price fertility treatment
Women are being offered cut-price fertility treatment if they donate eggs for controversial cloning research
Added: 21 November 08