Book description
For many couples, getting pregnant can be a harrowing and emotionally
draining experience. In fact, one in every six couples of childbearing
age has a problem conceiving. The Everything Getting Pregnant
Book is a one-of-a-kind fertility book that outlines the steps to
follow when planning for a pregnancy, such as discontinuing birth
control methods, exercising, and eating well. This exhaustively
researched guide also provides explanations of a wide-range of
fertility treatments available today, what they entail, and their
success rates - allowing parents to choose their treatment wisely.
The Everything Getting Pregnant Book
helps readers understand:
- Assisted Reproductive Technology
- Fertility surgery
- Low-tech fertility aids
- Male and female factor infertility
- Medication therapy
- Menstrual cycle basics
Whether couples are thinking about pregnancy and want to plan ahead
or are already trying and have not yet met with success, The
Everything Getting Pregnant Book will have them getting up for 3
A. M. feedings in no time.
Robin Elise Weiss, L. C.C. E. I. C.C. E. -C. P.E. C. D. is the
program assistant for the Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and
Infertility (The Fertility Center) at the Department of Obstetrics,
Gynecology and Women's Health at the University of Louisville's School
of Medicine. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including
Newsweek, Working Mother, the New York Times, and
American Baby.
