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Stress interfere with fertilization and implantation?From: anonymous@obgyn.netFri, 8 Feb 2002 12:26:42 -0600 (CST)
I read somewhere on website that stress can interfere with fertilization and implantation. I know stress can affect ovulation by delaying the release of LH but it's my first time to know that stress can even impede fertilization and implantation even if ovulation occurs. Since a luteal phase length is not changed by stress, then how could this be? Is this true? If yes then what hormorne is responsible for fertilization and implantation that are affected by stress? And how severe would the stress be that can have an effect on fertilization and implantation? So: Even if fertilization occurs but if during the entire luteal phase I keep worring about whether I could be pregnant then the implantation will not happen due to the stress? Thanks very much for replying!!
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