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July 20, 2016 at 6:02 pm #7238
Are you finding it extremely challenging to conceive? Whether you are just starting out in building your family or you are very much into the journey – be it primary or secondary infertility, this forum offers real information on everything about infertility. You can use this as a support group as well, help others who are facing similar issues get over it and get help for yourself – even if it is a few comforting words or counselling. Together, overcoming difficulties everyday becomes easier.
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July 22, 2016 at 7:17 pm #14653Hi there, just a quick questions, how long should me and my partner try before we see a doctor? We have been trying for almost 8 months but did not get any good news yet 🙁
July 23, 2016 at 9:13 am #14654Hi Jenny,
If you are having trouble conceiving after 6 months of continuous trying, it is recommended to get medical attention from the specialist ?
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July 23, 2016 at 11:33 am #14655For couples who intend to family plan (wait 1-2 or more years after getting married), would you recommend for them to get a fertility check first before trying to conceive?
If chances of conception is reduced as the couple age, knowing in advance that they might have problems conceiving in future would allow them to make an informed decision on family planning? Just a thought.
July 23, 2016 at 1:39 pm #14656Yes, you have a very good point here. I would recommend that for women who are over the age of 35 to come forward to get a fertility check so that they are aware where they are in terms of fertility.
? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.comDisclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue. Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.
July 23, 2016 at 3:28 pm #14657What about bad sperm quality? I mean if it’s too low to conceive, is it necessarily to make IVF or can increase by medicine?
July 23, 2016 at 5:11 pm #14658Yes, there are medications and nutrition which can improve sperm quality to a certain extend. You may want to bring the report in for us to have a look and we can advise you further.
? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.comDisclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue. Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.
July 23, 2016 at 9:17 pm #14659My friend did an IVF but it was unsuccessful. Her doctor mentioned that the age of her eggs is 40 while she is only 30 years old. What is your advice to her?
July 24, 2016 at 10:10 am #14660I am sorry to hear about your friend’s IVF cycle. There are many reasons for such findings. Some are due. Some of the causes include genetics, nutrition, lifestyles and etc. There are things which can be done to improve her conditions. She can give us a call and we are happy to guide her through.
? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.comDisclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue. Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.
July 24, 2016 at 10:54 am #14661Me and my husband try to conceive for a few months, but we weren’t successful so far. Should my husband stop smoking to increase our chance?
July 24, 2016 at 12:01 pm #14662Absolutely. Smoking has been shown to reduce sperm quality. Stopping smoking will help to improve sperm quality and your husband should stop right now.
? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.comDisclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue. Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.
July 25, 2016 at 7:56 am #14663Hi, I just wondered does the sex position actually matters for getting pregnant?
July 25, 2016 at 9:47 am #14664Hi carmen well, this a question that has been asked time and again. Research did not find any relation between sex position and fertility. Resting on bed after sex are also not shown to affect fertility. However, usage of certain lubricants can reduce your fertility due to their chemical contents.
? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.comDisclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue. Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.
July 25, 2016 at 1:11 pm #14665Hi Doctor, one of my friends told me that a diet and watching my nutrition can help to increase my chances to conceive. Can you confirm that?
July 25, 2016 at 5:06 pm #14666Yes, your friend is having a good point here. Obesity or being underweight has been shown to have adverse effect on fertility. Foods high in Mercury (seafood such as shark, swordfish and king mackerel) can reduce fertility. Heavy alcohol and caffeine intake are also shown to affect fertility. So you should aim to get and to maintain an ideal Body Mass Index (BMI).
? Make an appointment with KL Fertility Centre at 03-2093 3500 or send your enquiries to mgmt@klfertility.comDisclaimer: You are advised not to use the information or services from this forum to self-diagnose or treat any health issues. Please consult with your healthcare professional and read information provided by the product manufacturer, prior to using any medication before beginning any exercise, diet programme or starting any treatment for a health issue. Comments made in this forum are strictly the personal views of participants and cannot be taken as a substitute for appropriate medical care or advice from a healthcare professional.
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