This article starts out as a informative piece letting you know the possible issues that may come with pregnancy. The factors that can prohibit your chances of fertility could be a number of things; age, weight, even smoking or being around someone who does smoke affects your chances of becomes fertile. .
As far as your age goes, the older you get the less fertile you become right, well it seems that women are waiting longer to have babies for many reasons not discussed in the article. They explain that women are at their peak of fertility at the age to 20 and remain fertile till up to their mid 40s. .
Do you smoke, that is a definite no-no. Unfortunately if you smoke you will almost eliminate your chances of having a baby at any age. Apparently nicotine decreases the quality of the ovaries as well as the quantity. The more you smoke a day lower your chances are to have kids. Also you can bring on menopause earlier ladies, which could close the door to having offspring. But now that I've given you the bad news there is some good news with this. If you stop smoking right now you could restore your fertility, but not right away, it will take some time. Perhaps several months for your system to clean out all the nicotine. .
Ladies did you know that being overweight or underweight can affect ovulation. Apparently if you are for example 5ft 4in and are heavier that 175lbs. or lighter than 105lbs. than you are putting a bearing on your fertility. If your periods are normal than your weight will not be a significant factor, but if you"re overweight you could experience irregular periods. If you are underweight, you could undergo irregular periods or even stop having them period. .
My reaction to this article is that I thought it was very informative and got the point across to our readers. Actually it made me think twice about fooling around with smoking and drinking. I did not realize how much eating right can affect your chances of having kids.
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