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In the movies couples seem to get pregnant at the drop of a hat. In fact, pregnancy has become a standard plot device for many hit comedies. But in real life getting pregnant often takes work.
According to recent statistics, over six million women in the US visit fertility doctors (endocrinologists) each year. Many of these women have been trying to conceive without success for many months. It is up to the doctor to offer treatment that will increase chance of getting pregnant.
The good news is that there is a reason why reproductive endocrinologists actually have jobs. And that reason is that they have high rates of success. When it comes right down to it, few couples are truly and hopelessly infertile. The numbers are only about five percent, which means that for most couples there is a solution.
While doctors often rely on prescription medications to solve most problems, when it comes to fertility they are a bit more experimental. In fact, many physicians actually embrace natural infertility remedies. In the next few paragraphs we are going to discuss a few of the most common and effective treatments for infertility.
But before you actually put anything into your body, you must start listening to it. Believe it or not, the number one reason that most couples having trouble getting pregnant is that they do not pay enough attention to ovulation. Studies have shown time and again that couples are twice as likely to conceive if they make love before or during ovulation.
We also know that couples that take heed of ovulation often conceive right away. The best way to keep track of the cycle is for the woman to record her basal temperature each morning. When her temperature increases by a degree or two during the middle of her menstrual cycle, it probably means that ovulation is about to begin.
When it comes to foods, there are a number of natural herbs that can increase chances of getting pregnant. Today we are going to take a look at three of the most popular herbs-Maca, Vitex and Tribulus. We know, they’re not household names, but that is probably because there are pretty much only used for this purpose.
How do they work? Each of the aforementioned herbs can be used to balance hormones. They also make the menstrual cycle more predictable, which makes tracking ovulation a cinch. And since they are natural there are no nasty side effects.
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