TACF Articles

Pregnancy after 40 can be a somewhat daunting and discouraging task for many aspiring mothers. Much of this can be attributed to a host of misconceptions that surround starting a family so late in life. For example:

Women determined to achieve pregnancy over 45 years of age ought to prepare themselves minimum 5 months in advance, to be in a position to produce a healthy ovum that can easily fertilize and grow into a well-nourished baby.

Is it possible to achieve pregnancy at 40? Women are often informed by their doctors that it is not possible to conceive beyond the age of 40. However, it is indeed possible through the production of healthy egss.

Uterine fybroids have become more common than expected. Nearly 80% of women develop these fybroids during their years of reproduction but most women have no feeling of any symptom if the size of their fybroid is very small.

You may well be asking the question, Why can’t I get pregnant? when perhaps, you have been trying for a long time and nothing seems to work. There are many factors, such as lifestyle, nutrition, or emotional issues and adrenal stress that can affect the process of conceiving.

For centuries, herbal tampons have played a critical role in Chinese medicine. They were used to place herbs in the fallopian tubes, unblock the tubes in cases of infertility, and to generally strengthen a woman’s reproductive system. Unlike other methods of treatment, herbal tampons are an effective way to help treat pelvic inflammatory disease, fallopian tube infection, and fallopian tubes with blockages without any harmful drugs or surgery.

Subserous fibroids develop outside uterus and make the uterus size bigger than normal.

The growth of submucosal fibroid. occur just below the endometrium or uterine lining. They may grow big and upset the lining of uterus and may develop a stalk. When the fibroid develop a stalk it is called pedunculated submucosal fibroid.

Hydrosalpinx, a condition that happens when fluid collects near the ovaries, at the far end of the fallopian tube, can often lead to a completely blocked fallopian tube. As you can imagine, this is many times a serious threat to fertility.

An intramural fibroid develops in the middle of the uterine wall. Intramural fibroids make the uterus apparently bigger in size and the woman may look pregnant or have a rounded stomach that she cannot get rid of by going on a diet or exercising.