Uterine Fibroids is a medical term for benign cysts, tumors or growths on the uterus. It is unusual for fibroids to develop into cancerous tumors, so while they can cause pain and be life-threatening due […]
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Some symptoms, like nausea and vomiting, common in early pregnancy are often confused with signs of a bad stomach bug. But if these symptoms occur for more than two weeks and you miss your period, […]
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Infertility is what occurs when a couple tries to have a baby, but are unable to do so. The time line given by most doctors for conception is one year. If no baby is conceived within the year time period, the couple is usually diagnosed as having fertility problems.
Acupuncture is the practice of putting thin needles into certain areas of the body. The purpose is for pain management and to treat various health issues. No one knows the exact date or time when acupuncture first came to use but it’s usually credited as having been developed by the Chinese.
Experiencing problems with infertility as a man can make men struggle with feeling inadequate. Men often experience the same up and down emotions as women do when it comes to not being able to have a child but are often reluctant to communicate the feelings because having a child is tied in with who they are as a man. They feel like they’ve somehow failed, both as a man and as a romantic partner.
There are many factors that can spark infertility causes. Some are more widely known such as cancer. Receiving chemotherapy can damage the inside of the testicles resulting in a lowered sperm count. There are other not as well known reasons that can make it difficult for a couple to bear children.
