Infertility No More: A Comprehensive Guide to Infertility Causes, Fertility Treatments, & How to Get Pregnant Naturally

By Serena Lyles

The greatest joy in life is to become a parent and share your life with a child. Unfortunately for some people becoming pregnant is difficult. If you are interested in learning everything there is to know about Infertility, then this is going to be the most important book you'll ever read...

If you're suffering from infertility this book will give you the information you'll need to finally have the family you've always dreamed about.

You'll also learn the exact steps you should take to increase your chances of getting pregnant naturally.

You will discover:

- 3 little known causes of infertility and how you may avoid them...

- You'll discover in just a few short minutes how to recognize infertility problems...

- Secrets of expert infertility specialists that few people ever know about...

- Understanding fertility treatments...

- 3 proven steps to picking the right treatments for you...

- 2 simple keys (that are right in front of your eyes) to conceiving a child...

- WARNING: 3 things you should never do when it comes to trying to conceive...

- 6 time-tested and proven strategies to increase your chance of getting pregnant naturally...

- When to look for other alternatives to pregnancy like adoption, surrogacy, or donors...

- 7 everyday but often overlooked tips and tricks for using herbs to combat fertility problems...

- The once famous, but forgotten, diet secret that instantly help you to conceive...

- And much more...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Living Plus Healthy Publishing
• Release date: Mar 11, 2013
• ISBN: 9781301549573

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Infertility No More

A Comprehensive Guide to Infertility Causes, Fertility Treatments, & How to Get Pregnant Naturally

Serena Lyles

Copyright© 2013 by Serena Lyles

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Infertility No More

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: An Overview of Infertility – Signs, Causes, & Risks

When should I seek help?

What causes infertility?

What can I do to reduce risk factors for infertility?

Chapter 2: Infertility Diagnosis

Medical History

Pelvic Exam and Ultrasound

Blood Tests

Semen Analysis

Urology Assessment

Postcoital Test of Mucus

Endometrial Biopsy

Hysterosalpingogram (HSG)

Hysteroscopy

Laparoscopy

Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD)

Chapter 3: Infertility Caused by Health Disorders

What is PCOS?

What is endometriosis?

What are fibroids and polyps?

What should I know about STDs and fertility?

How can hypothyroidism affect my fertility?

Can celiac disease affect my fertility?

Could a genetic or developmental disorder be responsible for my infertility?

Chapter 4: Infertility Treatments

Ovulation Prediction

Drugs

Treatment for Sperm Antibodies

Surgical Repairs

Artificial Insemination

Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)

Experimental or Future Fertility Treatments

Chapter 5: Natural Remedies for Infertility

Avoiding Herbal Remedies

Stress Management

Diet

Predicting Ovulation

Chapter 6: Alternatives to Pregnancy

Why Choose Pregnancy Alternatives?

Surrogacy

Adoption with a Domestic Private Agency

International Adoption

Parent-facilitated or Independent Adoptions

Public Adoption Agencies

Foster Care and Adoption through Foster Care

Special Needs Adoptions

Conclusion

Introduction

Studies have shown that infertility in America is increasing. It is important that couples experiencing trouble realize that they are not alone. For couples between the ages of 20 and 45, fifteen out of every one hundred will have trouble with infertility. Because it affects men and women equally, it is crucial both seek treatment.

Children can be one of the great joys of life, but difficulties conceiving can be a source of grief. Thankfully, our modern world offers hope to those who have trouble with conception. There are many ways both natural and synthetic for infertile couples to give birth to a child. In addition, there are several alternatives to pregnancy, which allow couples to have children.

I personally have had several friends who have had difficulty conceiving. Two were diagnosed with PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome), and one had an abnormally shaped uterus. Because of my training in Natural Family Planning and my interest in medicine, I was able to encourage and help them achieve pleasing solutions.

After several fertility treatments, Kim (names are changed for privacy) was tired of the cost and trouble. She had conceived one child but had been diagnosed with PCOS. She consulted me and asked if I could help her. She was willing to follow my instructions and conceived so quickly that she said she wished she had come to me first.

Melanie also had PCOS and had already lost one of her ovaries. She was not interested in fertility treatments or natural family planning methods. When both of her parents passed away, she decided to take custody of her disabled sister instead of having children of her own. Although not a traditional adoption, she cares for her sister as if she were her biological child.

Trudy had one child but wanted another one. After experiencing secondary infertility, she discovered that her uterus was structurally abnormal and made conception difficult. She knew