Trying to Conceive (cont.)In this Article
Counseling and Support GroupsIf you've been having problems getting pregnant, you know how frustrating it can feel. Not being able to get pregnant can be one of the most stressful experiences a couple has. Both counseling and support groups can help you and your partner talk about your feelings and help you meet other couples struggling with the same issues. You will learn that anger, grief, blame, guilt, and depression are all normal. Couples do survive infertility, and can become closer and stronger in the process. Ask your doctor for the names of counselors or therapists with an interest in fertility. SOURCE: National Women's Health Information Center, www.womenshealth.gov Last Editorial Review: 9/27/2010 Patient CommentsViewers share their comments
Pregnancy: Trying to Conceive - Experience
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Pregnancy: Trying to Conceive - Age
Question: How old were you and your partner when you began trying to conceive? At what point did you seek treatment?
Pregnancy: Trying to Conceive - Health Problems
Question: Please discuss any health issues that might have affected your ability to conceive, including treatment.
Pregnancy: Trying to Conceive - Infertility Causes
Question: What was the cause(s) of your infertility? Please discuss any treatments you tried to conceive.
Pregnancy: Trying to Conceive - Adoption
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Pregnancy: Trying to Conceive - Methods
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