PREGNANCY-BIRTH Messages for June, 2001: Re: getting pregnant

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Re: getting pregnant

From: Tracy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 29 Jun 2001 14:20:31 -0500 (CDT)

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At Fri, 29 Jun 2001, Katt wrote: > I was just like you---very stressed and worried that it would never happen. My husband and I went on a cruise and just enjoyed. Stopped worrying about caffeine, cervical mucus and ovulation and just had a good time. I even enjoyed a few pina coladas. What do you know---when we got home from the cruise my period never started and I was pregnant! Sometimes "forgetting about it" is the best idea. I know this is easier said that done, but I believe it works. Remember that about 80% of all normal couples with get pregnant within a year, so hang in there. 4 months really isn't that long.
Good luck!

>>From personal experience...yes...stress can effect your getting pregnant
>(keep in mind I am not a medical professional). Try some relaxation
>techniques when you get home from work. try drinking some green tea
>(besides being relaxing, it increases your chance of conceiving) also
>eliminate caffiene from your diet, which not only reduces your chance of
>getting PG, but also can cause you to be high strung becuase of it's
>stimulant effect. I know trying to relax is hard, but try to focus on
>other things and it will happen...it took me 2 years, but I am now 23
>weeks Pg!!
>
>Good Luck
>
>At Fri, 29 Jun 2001, allison wrote:
>>
>>Hi ther,
>>
>>I am just after some info,
>>We are in our 4th month ttc our first baby. I am under a lot of
>>pressure at work, and am also very worried that we will have problems
>>getting pg.
>>According to OPK, mucus and temps I am o'ing.
>>
>>Bearing in mind that I am probably o'ing, will emotional upset and worry
>>affect us conceiving, or implanting?
>>
>>If so, I can't see us ever getting pg, ;(
>>
>>thanks

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