How To Prevent Secondary Infertility And Get Pregnant Again

A diagnosis especially for couple who already bear another child or children and who are having trouble conceiving is Secondary infertility. Secondary Infertility extremely vary from the primary infertility and under this infertility, the couple are not able to conceive at least once.

It's often very difficult to accept the Secondary infertility for the couple plus those who are around them. A wise uncle quips 'When are you going to have your next one?' at the family reunion. 'Anna has a baby brother, I need one too, Mommy,' says your young child and 'Honey, please don't wait too long,' motivates your mother-in-law.

The system should work again, if it has worked before, right? The mother has a proven birth canal and so on in OB/GYN lingo. The first conceive is like a small piece of cake for most of the parents. When it comes to subsequent or second time, it is just another game of ball altogether.

Consider your family dynamics

One of the main reasons that is considered if the case is of secondary infertility is that you may not have enough time or energy for sexual intercourse with your partner when you are going through maximum fertile period of the month. The reason behind may be the demands of your other preschoolers.

Physical factors - You have to consider these factors

It may have been pass of very long years after you had your first baby and pass of your peak fertile time too. The most fertile time for the women is during their age of mid-twenties to mid-thirties. When a women touches 38, the Infertility begins to cast a greater shadow.

Significant weight gain by not shedding the pregnancy pounds can also lead to a hormonal imbalance and difficulty in conceiving. Loss of original partner with who the woman had the first child can raise a red flag for reproductive endocrinologists.

However, some of the extra testing may be needed to for the new partner. In addition, some other similar complicated factors are miscarried or abortions pregnancies, polycystic ovarian syndrome, and uterine or pelvic disorders after conceiving the first child.

Are you considering emotional factors

One of the emotional rollercoaster rides with secondary infertility is also when couples struggling with primary infertility feel that secondary infertility patients are being ungrateful. 'At least they have one child' and 'At least they have gone through the pregnancy and child birth experience once' is what they have to say. This can also be a reason why many secondary infertility cases are not talked about.

However, the case should not be this way. It's really hard to accept the secondary infertility. If it becomes harder to discuss about this matter then another layer of guilt and burden will be added on the parents. Generally, Couples are recommended to opt on a time frame by which they will attempt once for getting pregnant either considers other alternatives such as adoption or surrogacy. In addition, they can prefer other several tries where they have to go through specific treatment such as in vitro fertilization. However, Faith also plays a vital role in acceptance of any child of infertility.