Endometriosis hits hard during your period and can stop you from participating in the activities you love. But you can keep the pain at bay with a few simple techniques. Try these tips next time your endometriosis flares.
Once you have decided to pursue pregnancy a good start is to do a self assessment to see if you need to medical assistance right away. Early testing can help find obvious causes of infertility so that appropriate treatment can be recommended to help you reach your goal quickly.
There are, however, certain things you can do improve your chance of success:
In summary, you can improve your odds of conceiving by adopting a healthy lifestyle (avoid smoking, maintain a good weight and reduce stress), consuming natural antioxidants and more omega-3, and if you have low egg reserve consider trying CoQ10 and possibly DHEA (please consult your doctor beforehand). It’s important to keep in mind, however, that your chance of success ultimately depends on how early you start the process. After a year or so of trying to conceive without success you should consider seeking help from your OBGYN or a fertility specialist. Please don’t wait for too long to seek help!
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