Have You Ever Heard of POF?

Premature Ovarian Failure (POF) is a condition where a woman's ovaries stops working before age 40. Premature Ovarian Failure is different from premature menopause, where a woman's period stops before she is 40. Once that happens, the woman can no longer get pregnant. 

Premature Ovarian Failure can have a natural cause or it can be caused by a disease, surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation.Interestingly though, some women still experience occasional periods even with premature ovarian failure. 

One Reason Why You Have Not Conceived Yet

Are you tired of using fertility drugs to get pregnant? Have u been abused emotionally for not having your own child? Then this is for you....

Research has shown that Irregular or abnormal ovulation accounts for 30% to 40% of all cases of infertility. Irregular menstruation periods, no periods, or often abnormal bleeding is an indication
that you are not ovulating, a condition known clinically as ANOVULATION.

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Pregnant? How To Avoid Stillbirth Like A Plague

Let me share a short story that happened to someone. 

"In 2003, my mum had a stillbirth.  The report not only devastated my siblings and I, it shattered my parents emotionally, psychologically, etc. Few years down the line, I'm left to wonder why women have stillbirths". 

One out of every 200 births often results in a stillbirth.  Stillbirth is a condition where a baby is born dead after 24 weeks of pregnancy.

One Major Cause of Infertility (2)

I will like to continue on one of the causes of infertility which is Endometriosis. Am sorry for not continue the next day as promised due to some logistic reason. Most cases of Endometriosis are diagnosed in women aged around 25 to 45years, endometriosis has been reported in girls as young as 11years of age. Endometriosis is rare in postmenopausal woman. Studies further suggest that endometriosis is most common in taller, thin women with a low body mass index (BMI). Delaying pregnancy until an older age, never giving birth, early onset of menses, and late menopause all have been shown to increase the risk of Endometriosis.