Information about Clomid
Clomid and pregnancy: It is very important to remember that each patient has her own, only her inherent reaction to those drugs (for example, clomiphene) that are injected into her body and each subsequent treatment cycle will be different from the previous one. This means that in reality your reaction not only can and will … Continue reading “Clomid and pregnancy”
In Vitro fertilization (IVF) for 40 years gives a chance to women who cannot get pregnant to have a long-awaited addition to the family, because the probability of pregnancy with IVF is even higher than naturally – 35% versus 20%, respectively. In this article, a reproductive therapist answers questions that are important for everyone who … Continue reading “Questions that few people ask before IVF”
Characteristic of the substance Clomiphene is a white or white crystalline powder with a cream tint. Slightly soluble in water, moderately soluble in alcohol. Pharmacological action is antiestrogenic. Binds estrogen receptors in the hypothalamus and ovaries. When ingested, it is well absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract. It is metabolized in the liver. It is excreted … Continue reading “Clomiphene: Characteristics of the substance”
Effectiveness of clomid: Arrighi’s data on the low efficacy of clomiphene in patients with an inferior luteal phase confirm the good results we have obtained in the treatment of this pathology with synthetic progestins. So, according to Townsend, clomiphene will give effect only with a daily excretion of estrogens of at least 10 mcg /day. … Continue reading “Effectiveness of clomid”
Natural conception is what future parents who are planning a pregnancy are striving for. It is natural: without the intervention of doctors! Fortunately, in the vast majority of cases, pregnancy occurs “by itself”, without any special manipulations. Some parents are examined before planning, and sometimes they “calculate” the necessary days to achieve the goal faster. … Continue reading “Natural conception”
Stimulating egg maturation: To begin with, such a diagnosis (ovulation dysfunction) under no circumstances can be based on the results of a single examination. Such conclusions of the doctor are fraught with an absolutely useless course of treatment, and prescribed means to stimulate ovulation can cause great harm to the female body if taken unnecessarily. … Continue reading “How to stimulate the maturation of eggs”
The average age of American women deciding to give birth to their first child is 26.7 years. In New York, they become mothers even later — on average, at 28.5 years. Representatives of the fair sex are no longer in a hurry to start a family, preferring the development of business, career, and motherhood issues … Continue reading “We increase the chances of getting pregnant”
Poor nutrition is one of the reasons why some women can not get pregnant. Such conclusions were made by scientists on the basis of large-scale studies conducted. On their basis, a fertile diet was compiled, designed to increase the ability to conceive a baby. The fact that the use of a certain set of products … Continue reading “The fertile diet and Clomid.”
Today we will consider the deficiency of magnesium and zinc: the problem of conception in married couples varies widely and has no tendency to decrease in all countries of the world and is 8-18%. Infertility in a married couple can be caused by several reasons, and therefore the diagnosis and treatment of infertility is a … Continue reading “Conception: Magnesium and zinc deficiency”
Male infertility: The maturation of spermatozoa in the testicles occurs under the influence of gonadotropins secreted by the pituitary gland, and male sex hormones (androgens). Unlike the female body, there is no cyclicity in the regulation of the male reproductive system. Diagnosis and treatment of male infertility The sexual potency of a man is not … Continue reading “Female and male infertility: part 2”