The Essential Fertility Guide to Getting Pregnant: Navigating Infertility, Low Ovarian Reserve, High FSH Levels and Premature Menopause

Trying to Get Pregnant in Your 40's with Low Ovarian Reserve, High FSH and Early Menopause?Struggling with infertility can be one of the most challenging experiences a person can face. In 'The Essential Fertility Guide to Getting Pregnant',Paula Olsen offers both a compassionate and informative resource for anyone navigating the complex world of fertility.Drawing on her personal fertility journey and her subsequent experience as a reproductive counsellor, therapist and researcher, Paula Olsen provides expert advice on everything from understanding fertility cycles to exploring medical options. Even if you're just beginning to have a look at your choices or have been struggling to conceive for some time, this book offers a comprehensive guide on the latest research, technologies and treatments available and along with it's accompanying Workbook and Journal, offers practical strategies for coping with the emotional toll of infertility.Overcome the hurdles of infertility without feeling overwhelmed and alone. Empower yourself with the knowledge and support you need to move forward with hope and confidence."Inside the book, you'll discover:A fundamental understanding of the reproductive systemCommon infertility issues in both men and womenStrategies for monitoring ovulation and optimizing conceptionExploring Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture and Alternative TherapiesOptions regarding Assisted Reproductive TechnologiesNutritional guidance and lifestyle changes to improve reproductive wellbeingTechniques for managing the emotional hurdles associated with infertilityAnd so much more..."Doctors don't always hold all the answers. I was told by three separate fertility specialists that my only chances of becoming a mother were to either use a donor egg or adopt. According to them,I was in premature menopause, exhibited high FSH levels and a low ovarian reserve, which indicated I had no viable eggs left.These terms were foreign to me and I didn't understand what they meant at the time, but I chose not to accept these verdicts w