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Trying To Conceive. Have Small Uterus. Need To Lose Weight. Given Medication. What Is Likely To Happen?
pls help us on this below issue.
1. Exact location is in the uterus not in ovaries
2. size is very small. while scanning they had shown to my wife dots and was also told that is too small and can be cured by if you can loose your weight. she is taking tables for
3. In July her periods was delayed by 20 days and went to doctor. only at this time she had taken the scan and was adviced to take tablets(for periods and doctor told to her if you took this tables then only you will get periods every month).
i want to check if there are some natural cures. or what she has to do next. will this affect me in getting concieved? we have 5 yrs daughter, looking for 2nd child and her weight is 64 before 57
1. Exact location is in the uterus not in ovaries
2. size is very small. while scanning they had shown to my wife dots and was also told that is too small and can be cured by if you can loose your weight. she is taking tables for
3. In July her periods was delayed by 20 days and went to doctor. only at this time she had taken the scan and was adviced to take tablets(for periods and doctor told to her if you took this tables then only you will get periods every month).
i want to check if there are some natural cures. or what she has to do next. will this affect me in getting concieved? we have 5 yrs daughter, looking for 2nd child and her weight is 64 before 57
Fri, 26 Jul 2013
Hi thanks for your question.
She has already given birth to one child and looking for the second. This is called as secondary infertility. Uterus cannot become small to such an extent after one pregnancy that it cannot hold fetus of second pregnancy. Obesity (more weight) does not directly interfere with fertility, however if obesity is due to some primary cause it can cause infertility, like hypothyroidism. If she has adequate height, 67 kg is not over weight not to talk of obesity. Your wife has already given birth to one child; she should be able to conceive again unless she has developed some other cause of infertility. I would suggest you to consult a gynecologist who may be able to evaluate her for secondary infertility and may treat her depending upon the cause.
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She has already given birth to one child and looking for the second. This is called as secondary infertility. Uterus cannot become small to such an extent after one pregnancy that it cannot hold fetus of second pregnancy. Obesity (more weight) does not directly interfere with fertility, however if obesity is due to some primary cause it can cause infertility, like hypothyroidism. If she has adequate height, 67 kg is not over weight not to talk of obesity. Your wife has already given birth to one child; she should be able to conceive again unless she has developed some other cause of infertility. I would suggest you to consult a gynecologist who may be able to evaluate her for secondary infertility and may treat her depending upon the cause.
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