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Re: advice on diet, herbs, fertility

From: Dawn (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Aug 21 12:28:55 2003


For a specific natural therapy plan for fertility, see a doctor who specializes in alternative treatments or find a naturopath in your area. They can design a plan based on you and your husbands needs that can help promote healthy fertility for both of you.

As my gyno said, even though you have endo, your husband may be shooting blanks. Fertility is a couple's problem and your having endometriosis - no matter how serverely is not necessarily the reason why you haven't conceived.

Also, you may wish to have another lap done but according to anything I've read, the more surgeries you have, the more you decrease your chance for pregnancy. Remember that even a lap causes scar tissue that can interfere with the proper functioning of your reproductive system.

So if you're really concerned about your fertility, seek out a fertility specialist and you can actually find some that use alternative therapies with varying degrees of success. Just make sure you ask about credentials and their success rates before you agree to anything.

As always, educating yourself is your best tool to make good decisions for yourself and your health future.

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Dawn

At Tue, 19 Aug 2003, anonymous wrote: > >At Thu, 8 May 2003, Misty wrote: >> >>I have had endo for 11 years now. My husband and I have been trying to >>conceive for a year now with no luck. I was wondering if there was >>anyone who knows of a diet for endo and herbs that maybe will help with >>my fertility. I am feeling like I have waited too long to try and I am >>starting to get a little depressed about it. Since being off the pill, >>I have suffered a lot with pain each month. I have not been able to >>take anything because of trying to get pregnant. I was told not to take >>anymore Motrin because it can be damaging to fertility. I am going to >>the doc's on the 22 and would really like to have another lap done (only >>had 1 and that was when I was diagnosed with endo) to see if there is >>any hope for me and having children. I think I wouldn't be so anxious >>about it, if I didn't have the pain that I am having each month. If >>anyone has any info please email me or post back....thank you. >>Misty

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