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Early Signs You Should Consult a Fertility Specialist

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WHEN TO SEEK A FERTILITY SPECIALIST?

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REASONS FOR CONSULTING A FERTILITY DOCTOR

Pregnancy planning can be a complex process, especially if you're eager to start a family but struggling with conception. Many people overlook the fact that infertility affects both men and women equally. It's crucial to consider seeing a fertility specialist in several scenarios:

  1. Six Months Without Conception: If after six months of unprotected sex without birth control, you remn unable to conceive, it may be time to seek professional advice.

  2. Age 35 or Older: As women age, the quality and quantity of eggs diminishes. For women below 35, conception might occur within five to six months; however, if you're 35 years old or older, ming for pregnancy after a year of effort may require medical assistance.

    • At age 40 and beyond, your risk of miscarriage increases, making early consultation with a fertility specialist beneficial.
  3. Recurring Miscarriages: If you've experienced two or more miscarriages, it's advisable to work closely with a specialist who can monitor your health while trying to conceive and identify potential underlying conditions that might be contributing factors.

  4. Difficulty Achieving or Mntning Erection: Men may face challenges related to fertility due to difficulties in achieving an erection. Consulting a urologist or andrologist for guidance is highly recommed.

  5. Irregular, Heavy, or Absent Periods: Concerning symptoms like no period, irregular periods, heavy bleeding, and menstrual cramps might indicate issues with ovulation or hormonal imbalances that could affect fertility.

  6. Sexually Transmitted Infections STIs: STIs can lead to inflammation and infection in both men and women, affecting sperm quality or egg implantation efficiency.

  7. Chronic Medical Conditions: Having a chronic condition can significantly impact your health status as well as your chances of conception. It's advisable to consult with a fertility specialist if you're diagnosed with diabetes, genetic disorders, heart disease, hypertension, kidney disease, thyroid issues, cancer, or early menopause history.

Seeking help from a fertility specialist is crucial when facing these challenges. , while this process might seem overwhelming, there are numerous caring professionals who can guide you through it. Consulting a specialist if any of the above reasons apply to you may provide answers and potential solutions for your fertility concerns.

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