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I’m a Fertility Nutritionist, and these are the 3 things IVF doctors don’t tell you
The fertility journey is a deeply personal and often emotional path that individuals and couples embark on when trying to conceive. It is a journey of hope, anticipation, and sometimes, heartache. For some, it is a straightforward path to pregnancy, while for others, it may involve unexpected challenges and uncertainties.
The fertility journey can be filled with support from loved ones and medical professionals, but it can also be a time of vulnerability and isolation.
Whether you’re considering IVF, or you are in the thick of it, there are 3 things I have learnt after working with hundreds of women suffering from sub-fertility and missing/irregular periods.
Emotional and psychological impact:
The stress and anxiety associated with IVF may not always be fully addressed by doctors, but it’s essential to acknowledge and address the emotional aspect of the journey.
Every woman entering this journey has a high level of hope and expectation and is prepared to undergo invasive treatments to reach the dream of becoming a mother.
But something that is not considered, is that IVF is an emotionally demanding process. The rollercoaster of hope, anticipation, and potential disappointment…
