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Dealing With Infertility

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Dealing with Infertility

Infertility is frustrating, tiring and painful, but there are ways to cope with it and feel better. Emotional support between you and your partner, your families and friends goes a long way in alleviating the condition.

The first step in dealing with infertility is to admit that it exists. There's no point sweeping it under the carpet! Talk to each other, tell one another how you feel and what you're going through. This is not a lone battle; you need to fight it together as a couple. Admit that you're disappointed or upset about not being able to have a baby. It is major crisis that is bound to have a deep impact on your lives.

And it's absolutely natural to feel sad, angry, overwhelmed, guilty or anxious at various times. Acknowledge these emotions so you can deal with them. Keep telling yourself that even this will pass... Because it will.

Just make sure you don't let the infertility issue come in between you and your partner. Believe in yourself and your relationship or marriage. Work towards finding the right treatment and reach out to your partner.

Sure, there will be some tough times or sad moments to deal with, but have faith that you will survive this ordeal together and transcend it. If you and your partner feel the need, join a support group or consult a psychologist. Some couples have faced infertility and successfully dealt with the crisis and have even ended up feeling closer to each other than ever before! They relate to each other on a much more deeper level now.

Getting the right treatment is extremely important. And stay as informed as possible. Read up on the Internet. Share the information you come across and discuss it. There are infertility cures available that allow women to get pregnant naturally and reverse infertility permanently.

Pregnancy Miracle is one such holistic cure that tackles this condition through a multi-dimensional approach. Lisa Olson developed this cure when she was faced with the diagnosis of being 'hopelessly infertile'! Not only did she reverse her own infertility, she also managed to cure 27 of the 35 women who participated in her very first experiment! These amazing results spurred her on to share her Pregnancy Miracle Plan with everyone!

It has helped thousands of women to get pregnant quickly and naturally, without drugs, surgeries or side effects. Remember, infertility is not a sexual problem, it's a medical condition. And most fertile couples have a 25% chance of conceiving in a month. So, go easy on yourself. You never know, yours might be a case of bad timing since that is critical when it comes to the process of conception.
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Depression And Pregnancy: A Mother And Child's Life Compromised

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Summary:
Pregnancy can be a special moment for expectant mothers and couples. But, it can also be a time for depression among pregnant women. Depression among pregnant women has a lot of causes. This article tries to identify them and provide some factors to help them cope depression during this momentous but also a difficult time in a woman's life.


Keywords:
depression, stress, relationship


Article Body:
Pregnancy is a wondrous moment. It is the time when women are excited to be called “moms.” It is a great opportunity to learn about child's growth and development. But sometimes it can be the other way around. Pregnancy is not always such a happy experience for some. Pregnancy can also be a time for worry. It can also be a moment of confusion.

A woman's decision to begin a pregnancy carries with it the acceptance of the lifelong responsibility to be a parent. Ideally, effective parenting begins even before the moment of conception, when the woman confirms her desire to have a child and is physically and mentally prepared for the challenges of pregnancy, birth, and parenting.

However, most women go through a lot of changes during pregnancy that sometimes, it is causing them stress as well as numerous emotional and physical changes. As a result, many pregnant women develop depression during their pregnancies.

Depression is the most common psychiatric disorder, so it's a commonly encountered pre-existing condition during pregnancy. Depression has both physiological as well a sociological causes. It is actually caused by a number of different factors. But, it is most likely to be linked to a change in the levels of chemicals in the brain. These chemicals govern our moods, and when they become disrupted, it can lead to depression.

During pregnancy, the rapid change in a woman's body’s hormones can trigger a change in the levels of these chemicals, resulting in depression. Interestingly though, women have it twice as often as men, and among women, there is an increased tendency toward it during the reproductive years.

It has been proven that the rapid rise in hormone levels during pregnancy is actually a very common trigger for depression. At least 20% of pregnant women experience some depressive symptoms during their pregnancies, while 10% of pregnant women develop full-blown clinical depression. Depression during pregnancy is actually much more common then many people realize. At one time, health care professionals thought that pregnant women couldn’t suffer from depression because of their pregnancy hormones. It was believed that these hormones protected against mood disorders like depression.

Any pregnant woman can develop depression at some point throughout her pregnancy. There are several causes of it during pregnancy, some of which are the following:

· having a personal or family history of depression
· relationship or marital conflict
· age at time of pregnancy
· unplanned pregnancy
· living alone
· limited social support
· previous miscarriage
· pregnancy confusions and complications
· history of emotional, physical or sexual abuse

Because depression can often drain a woman's desire and energy, pregnant women with the disorder may not seek appropriate prenatal care. Depression during pregnancy may also increase the likelihood that a pregnant woman will abuse alcohol, cigarettes, or drugs during pregnancy. When it is most severe, clinically diagnosed depression can be a psychiatric emergency. Because a woman is in a very difficult period of adjustment and less likely to climb out of her despair, hopelessness, and suffering, she poses a danger to herself and her new baby.


Pregnancy is a particularly active field for depression to either start anew or worsen if already a problem. The extra physical, financial, marital, and sexual stresses come whether one is ready or not. On top of that, any new feelings of poor self-image can reinforce depression's already negative self-image problems.

Preparing for a new baby is a lot of hard work, but a woman's health should come first. A pregnant woman should resist the urge to get everything done, she should limit her activities and do things that will help her relax. Talking about things that concern a pregnant woman is also very important during these difficult times. A pregnant woman should ask for support, which most often than not, she will get. Remember that taking care oneself is an essential part of taking care of the unborn child.


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