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Some foods that help in improving infertility

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It is not just for fertility, overall diet does matter for a better health and well-being of an individual. But it does play a much vital role when compared in terms of fertility, what you eat decides what you will produce. In a healthy body lives a healthy mind. There is a study by  the  top rated infertility clinics  that suggests  unhealthy eating habits can cause infertility or may harm your fertility. There are a few nutrients that play a key role in strengthening our reproductive system and we should ensure that we are well versed with those nutrients and are incorporating it in our diet regularly. Let's look at a few of those foods that provide those essential nutrients: •  Grapefruit and Orange juice- They contain a high amount of polyamine  putrescine  which help improve semen and egg health. These fruits also contain Vitamin C. Low amount of vitamin C in the body negatively affect female hormonal balance.  •  Sunflower seeds- They are an exceptional source of Vi

Transforming sad stories into a successful one - Vrinda Fertility

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Giving birth is one of the most special feelings that every woman wishes from the bottom of their hearts. But unfortunately for some, this wish doesn't go the way it is meant to be due to various infertility factors developed in women over a long period. Infertility affects the duos both mentally and physically. I remember when I was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis (UC) at the age of 19. It's an infectious disease that is caused by bacteria. In this condition, Ulcers grow in the colon and in my case it grew too deep and wide that it eventually burst which cause extreme blood loss from my rectum.   I had high-level UC, and so no medication could work for complete remission. Hence after 3 years, I was advised to get it removed and so I went for multiple surgeries for the same. It was a long struggle but I got my entire rectum separated. After a few months, I and my husband thought of starting our new journey of having a new member in our family. After trying for so l

Alcohol during pregnancy

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There is not even single research that suggests that even a little consumption of alcohol would not harm your body or your unborn child or there is any safe level of drinking while you are planning, already pregnant or breastfeeding. You can talk more about it to a few of the best fertility specialist . There are scientific data to prove that alcohol consumption harms the fetus. The alcohol consumed by the pregnant lady runs within the bloodstream and later reach the baby via the umbilical cord. The inability of the fetus in processing the alcohol due to the development of the liver being amongst some of the last organs of the fetus and hence it seriously harms the baby. Let's look at a few problems that could be developed within the baby due to alcohol consumption: ·          Congenital  anomaly- Heart deformities, hearing aid or vision issues are some of the abnormalities associated with birth defects. It could change one or more body parts functioning or alter overall h

Endometriosis And its Risk Factors

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Endometriosis is a painful disease that is usually formed inside the uterus and is similar to the tissue that ordinarily lines the inside of a uterus that is endometrium and it starts to develop outside the uterus. Endometriosis generally affects ovaries, pelvis lining, and fallopian tubes. A study by LANCET in 2016 gave a shocking number that around the world about 10 million women are affected due to it. So for its treatment one needs to look at the best fertility specialist . It is generally perceived by women in the age group of 30 to 45 but can even affect girls as young as 12 years of age.   Few symptoms associated it with are: Excessive pain during periods Intercourse pain Pain during urination or bowel movement during the menstruation Heavy bleeding Infertility Women more often experiencing diarrhea, fatigue, and constipation  Risk factors of Endometriosis  :   Family history If normal menstrual flow conditions are affected A weak immune system could