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A Fertility
Handbook
A
Comprehensive Primer and Definitive Guide to Dealing with Infertility and
Getting Pregnant
Newly published, this 160 page book offers detailed and informed
solutions to the problems involved in achieving a successful pregnancy
and dealing with the potentiality of infertility, an unfortunate
condition affecting ten percent of couples wanting children. The
Fertility Handbook contains the many keys needed to unlock the mystery
of creating life and is highly recommended as a valuable resource to
women seeking pregnancy. Coupled with traditional ovulation and
fertility testing, the knowledge gained from this new publication can
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Background
One out of ten couples in
the United States experiences problems with infertility. In 40% of cases,
failing to conceive can be directly attributable to the female and can involve a
number of possible causes including physical, hormonal and psychological
factors. Likewise, in 40% of cases, infertility can be directly attributable to
the male. In the remaining 20% of cases, infertility is generally caused by a
combination of female and male deficit factors or in some cases, is simply
unexplained.
The
Fertility Handbook was written expressly to deal with infertility and the
problems associated with getting pregnant. Co-author Melanie Clark writes from
personal experience about the physical and emotional challenges of infertility.
She spent three years undergoing infertility options and treatments before she
and her husband were finally successful in becoming the parents of triplets.
"Most people don't realize or appreciate that failing to conceive can be a life
crisis that requires both medical and emotional support". With her co-author and
physician of reproductive endocrinology, Dr. Maud Doherty, Clark states "We
offer valuable information that will help others make informed decisions in
seeking pregnancy. New technologies and treatments are making pregnancy possible
for many couples who might otherwise never have conceived." Dr. Doherty, who has
clinically diagnosed, consulted, treated and advised thousands of women having
difficulty getting pregnant, adds "Among the women I see, one of the greatest
fears expressed is that of never being able to have children. I tell them
science has made tremendous advances in offering solutions to infertility and
increasing the probability of successful conception."
Synopsis and
Chapter Outline
The Fertility Handbook
offers definitive information about, and solutions to, the many problems and
questions involved in getting pregnant successfully. Chapter topics are
described as follows:
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Getting Pregnant-An Overview
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Infertility-An Overview
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Understanding the causes of female and
male infertility
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Female Infertility: Risk Factors and Causes
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Diagnosing infertility
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The Psychological Impact of Infertility
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Coping emotionally with infertility
• Resources that can offer help and assistance with
Infertility
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Treatments for Female Infertility
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Initial self-administered treatment
options
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Exploring fertility treatment options
• When to seek professional
help
• How to choose a fertility specialist
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How to choose the appropriate
fertility treatment
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How to determine the appropriate length of
treatment |
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Using
the new assisted reproductive technologies (ART)
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Donor Eggs and Donor Sperm
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Multiple Births: Risks, Realities
and what to expect
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Pregnancy Loss and Miscarriages
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Male Factor Infertility
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Identification and diagnosis
• Prescreening for Normal
Sperm Count
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Taking advantage of the new advances in
male factor infertility treatments. |
Availability
The
Fertility Handbook and resource guide to getting pregnant is now available to
couples having difficulties conceiving. Written from both a personal experience
and professional medical perspective, The Fertility
Handbook is 160 pages of concise and definitive answers to the many problems and
frustrations couples encounter dealing with reproductive failure and includes a resource guide for seeking additional help
with fertility issues, a glossary of professional terms and biographies of the
authors.
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The Fertility Handbook a
guide to getting pregnant
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$15.00 |
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$40.00 |
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$70.00 |
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