Trying to conceive: vitamins or sex positions that help? Posted: 12-07-06 19:45pm
SOrry to bother you guys...but i nid
help...Me and my husband want to have a
baby this year but we always failed, im so
depressed this fast few months and i feel
the pressure of having a baby...aside from
sex of course is there anything we can do
to have a baby this year? any vitamins to
take or positions to do...anything that
can help...is much appreciated...
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Pregnancy Answer A1981 Posted: 08-08-07 07:32am
If you have been trying to conceive for
more than a year without success, you can
ask for medical help. Taking vitamins or
using certain positions during sex won’t
help you to conceive if you or your
partner is experiencing a reproductive
disorder. To confirm or reject this
possibility, first your partner can
request a sperm investigation
(spermogram). If everything is OK, your
turn is next. Investigating sterility in
women is more complicated than in men
because several diagnostic procedures are
included: vaginal examination, colposcopy,
Pap-test, tests for STD, vaginal
ultrasound, hormonal analyses, HSG,
uteroscopy and laparoscopy. Treatment
depends upon the diagnosis. You can
consult your gynecologist for more
information and to follow up.
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