Are you concerned about fertility?
Conception isn't always a walk in the park.
Are you or someone you know tired of trying to conceive and not getting the results you have dreamed of? Are you starting to question your fertility or your partners? Are you ready to give up and see a fertility specialist? Most importantly are you tired of feeling less valuable because you just can't seem to conceive no matter how many times you try? If you answered yes to any of these questions, our discussion and support group is the group for you!
Infertility
Did you know that only 10 percent of U.S. couples ages 15-44 experience infertility? We are here to walk you through your next possible options after you have been confirmed by a fertility specialist that you are infertile. You are not alone, we are here for you and your partner.
Fertilization
Fertilization isn't easy, we know. There are many reasons as to why it doesn't occur, like an ovum or sperm cell dying and not making it through the fallopian tube. Sometimes it can be our body that simply isn't ready to carry another human being just yet.
Conception
As we all know, conception occurs when a male and female have sexual intercourse and the sperm cell penetrates the egg cell. The sperm cell can live in a woman's body up to 7 days. For 90 percent of couples the chances of becoming pregnant after 18 months to 2 years of trying are high unless there is a known cause.
It Isn't Always a Woman's Fault
Some men like to take the high road on things and say you are less of a woman if you can't conceive their child. The truth is you aren't, and I hope you know that. Men can suffer from low sperm count, or sometimes their sperm is just not capable of motion making it almost impossible to get to the egg. Infertility in men can be genetic.