If you are like a lot of women suffering with endometriosis, then you need to follow this four step plan to cure endometriosis. It may look over simplistic to you but it works because this four step plan address the root cause of endometriosis… Perhaps you already know the root cause of endometriosis is estrogen … Read more
Hi, Suzis Ben is here and I am the main content writer for the fight your infertility blog.
One of the most common questions that I see in various fertility forums is about short luteal phase.
So in this article, I’m going to answer the following three frequently asked questions about short luteal phase…
If you’re wondering how to open your blocked fallopian tube, then this article will help you. You’re about to discover my easy 3-step method for clearing the tubal blockage.
Before I get into the three-step method, I want you to realize the following facts…
If fibroids grow beyond 15 cm, their belly looks like they are pregnant. They bleed heavily with a lot of blood clots and they feel pressure in their hips and back along with pelvic pain. Fibroids drugs complicate the problem. Common drugs that are prescribed to treat fibroids such as oral contraceptives and anti-inflammatory drugs fail to … Read more
You are trying to conceive without any success. Your RE has done ultrasound and HSG. The test result shows that your fallopian tubes are blocked. RE, recommends laparoscopic surgery to remove or clean the tubes. They removed one fallopian tube because of fluid blockage and cleaned out the other tube. Now, you’re wondering whether you can conceive naturally or you have to go for IVF…
Why do black women get fibroids? African American women are 2 to 3 times more likely to have uterine fibroids than Caucasian women. Not only that. The incidence of occurrence and the pace of growth of fibroids is more prevalent in black woman than other racial groups. Fibroids are the number 1 reason for hysterectomy … Read more
Fibroids are the tumours of the uterus. Fibroids grow because there is excess estrogen in your body. Since Estrogen feeds the fibroids, they grow bigger and bigger as long as Estrogen dominance is there in your body. While some women have no symptoms others have painful and heavy periods.
Uterine fibroids occur in 20-40% of all women during reproductive years. Fibroids are the number one reason for hysterectomy in the US.
