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Re: Stress and PregnancyFrom: hldnsj@top.monad.netMon Mar 31 09:09:47 1997
Speaking strictly from my own experience with conception and the medical profession, (no references to cite here, sorry...) I would like to point out that stress is probably not the only factor influencing conception. The bizarre hours that we work--up for 26 hours, sleep for 4, up for 6 hours...you know what I mean...this can influence hormones and ovulation as well. Combine this with the stress, and whaddya have? A menstrual cycle. 2¢ thrown into the pot. Julie in NH @~~~@~~~@~~~@~~~@~~~@ <hldnsj@top.monad.net>
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