Author: Dexeus Mujer

Fertility testing: What tests are involved and when are they recommended?

Fertility tests are generally carried out in patients who are having difficulty conceiving. However, they can also be useful if you have a family history of miscarriage or other gynaecological issues, if you’re planning to postpone motherhood, or simply if you want to keep the option of having children open for the future. The aim is to check that everything is functioning as it should and to assess your chances of conceiving. Infertility issues are more common than they may seem. They affect around 15% of couples, and in approximately 30% of cases, the cause is linked to both...

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Why Am I Not Getting Pregnant?

Unless there is a family history of infertility, most people don’t consider that they might have fertility problems. However, if you have been trying to conceive for a year without success, it is advisable to see a specialist. And if you are over the age of 35, it is recommended you do so sooner, after six months. This is because female fertility gradually declines from that age onwards, so if there is a problem, it is important to identify it as soon as possible to avoid prolonged uncertainty and unnecessary delays. Taking the first step and booking an appointment...

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Freezing your eggs: What no one tells you

Egg freezing has seen a sharp rise in demand in recent years. Yet, it remains a rarely discussed topic, with limited information available. Women who have decided to go through with egg freezing rarely share their experience, while those not planning to have children in the near future often don’t ask about it. As a result, many women are postponing motherhood without a clear understanding of what their future chances of having children might be – even though it is relatively easy to find out. A simple blood test can determine your levels of a hormone called anti-Müllerian hormone...

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Endometriosis: 6 tips to improve your quality of life

Living with endometriosis is not always easy, as this condition often causes pain and inflammation, having both physical and emotional effects. Fortunately, there are medical treatments to help manage the pain. Additionally, adopting healthy habits in your daily life can contribute to greater well-being. In fact, ‘this is something that our patients are increasingly seeking advice on, and we strongly recommend it’, explains Dr. Núria Barbany, a gynaecologist specialising in endometriosis at Dexeus Mujer Physiotherapy, acupuncture, an anti-inflammatory diet, and mental health counselling are highly beneficial supportive practices. Moreover, ‘patients find it helpful to incorporate these practices alongside medical...

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