Little-known facts and myths about infertility

Infertility

October 19, 2019

Myths about infertility are varied and widely believed. In fact, there are lots of myths out there about infertility. Chances are that you've heard a lot of them from your relatives and friends who are just trying to make you feel better. But when you're trying to be a parent, it is very important to separate fact from myths. Actually, it's very crucial to do so because believing some of those myths could prevent you from getting the care and treatment you need. Read on to learn about the little-known facts and myths about infertility.

Myth: Infertility is ‘her’ problem

Fact: Infertility is no longer regarded as a female problem. In reality, 40% of cases of infertility are due to problems that occur in men. Another 40% are due to problems that occur in the woman. In 20% of all infertile couples, both partners have physical problems contributing to their infertility.

Myth: Taking supplemental testosterone can reduce infertility

Fact:Taking testosterone actually enhances infertility. Taking supplemental testosterone can improve a man’s libido and energy levels. But it suppresses the body’s production of natural testosterone. In effect, this can shut down sperm production.

Myth: Sitting in a hot tub probably won’t hinder fertility

Fact: If you heard that sitting in a hot tub won’tdamage men's sperm production, then you’re mistaken! Spending time in an environment where the temperature is elevated such as sitting in a hot tub can indeed impair sperm production. This can be one of the causes of infertility. For maximum sperm production, testicles should be in an environment about 2 degrees cooler than their core body temperature. It is generally recommended to stay away from hot tubs or keeping laptops over their genitals to avoid unnecessary heat exposure. If you want to maximize your sperm production, avoid hot tubs.

Myth: Drinking sugar-sweetened beverages cannot harm fertility

Fact: Consuming one or more sugar-sweetened drinks per day can obstruct fertility. Drinking diet soda or fruit juice has little such association.

Myth: If you’re young, you need not worry about infertility

Fact: Age is one of the many factors to infertility. It's true that as you age, your chances of facing infertility increase. But even a couple in their early 20s has a 7% chance of dealing with infertility. Dealing with infertility is challenging and exhausting and brings with it a great number of anxiety-producing experiences.

Myth: Caffeine doesn’t affect fertility

Fact: Lifestyle choices can play a major role in infertility. High levels of caffeine are associated with infertility. Remember that coffee, tea and soda aren't the only things in your diet which can contain caffeine. Watch out for caffeine in coffee-flavored yogurt and ice cream, chocolate, and energy drinks.

Infertility treatment

It has been observed that there is huge effect of individualized homeopathic infertility treatment based on sperm count, hormonal values and general health. Moreover, as compared to conventional treatment, homeopathic medicine is far safer and also very cost-effective.

At Dr Batra’s™, their homeopaths have successfully treated cases of male and female infertility. Many of their patients have testified that they could successfully conceive after their homeopathic treatment at Dr Batra’s™. Their homeopaths systematically evaluate all the medical and psychological causes of male infertility and offer treatment accordingly. Their medical board panel has reputed gynecologists to assess women’s reproductive health, endocrinologists, psychiatrists, and very senior and experienced homeopaths.

Conclusion

So, what are you waiting for? Book an appointment with your homeopath and visit your nearest homeopathy clinic as soon as you notice the symptoms of infertility. The expert homeopaths at Dr Batra’s™ can develop a customized treatment plan.

Good Luck!

For any queries related to infertility and other health issues, consult the expert homeopaths at Dr Batra’s™ on 9033001642.