Fertility Education
Cervical Fluid - Crucial For Getting Pregnant & Maintaining It | Your 101 Guide | Must Listen For TTC
What's up with the fluid that appears in your underwear sometimes? What is it?
Why is it there? And why does it look different from time to time?
Your body produces many perfectly normal fluids, and cervical mucus, which shows up in various forms throughout your menstrual cycle, is one of them. You can track your cervical mucus to get to know your cycle, as well as identify when you're the most fertile.
If you are trying to conceive must listen, learn all about cervical mucus to achieve a natural pregnancy. It can also be a great tool for natural contraception, however, it's better if you learn all about it from our fertility advisor.
In this difficult time of COVID-19, We understand how frustrating it gets while dealing with infertility. Please don't stress yourself, just take care, stay at home, stay active, stay healthy and stay fertile, surround yourself with some positive news or vibes than just listening to COVID-19 news.
If you struggling to conceive or just planning to conceive or planning for IVF contact our fertility advisor we have designed a special programme which is focused on you to have a healthy pregnancy, alongside it also help you to have a healthy lifestyle, enhance & nurture the relationship with your partner. Contact details are given below.
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To get support and expert advice on your fertility journey contact us at:
clinic@origenfertility.com
www.origenfertility.com
https://www.instagram.com/origenfertility/
To support us and be a part of the fertility education awareness campaign, please donate here:
https://anchor.fm/fertility-education/support
If you have any other question regarding this podcast or if you want us to address any particular topic you can always email us at
info@fertilityed.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fertilityeducation
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FertilityEd
What's up with the fluid that appears in your underwear sometimes? What is it?
Why is it there? And why does it look different from time to time?
Your body produces many perfectly normal fluids, and cervical mucus, which shows up in various forms throughout your menstrual cycle, is one of them. You can track your cervical mucus to get to know your cycle, as well as identify when you're the most fertile.
If you are trying to conceive must listen, learn all about cervical mucus to achieve a natural pregnancy. It can also be a great tool for natural contraception, however, it's better if you learn all about it from our fertility advisor.
In this difficult time of COVID-19, We understand how frustrating it gets while dealing with infertility. Please don't stress yourself, just take care, stay at home, stay active, stay healthy and stay fertile, surround yourself with some positive news or vibes than just listening to COVID-19 news.
If you struggling to conceive or just planning to conceive or planning for IVF contact our fertility advisor we have designed a special programme which is focused on you to have a healthy pregnancy, alongside it also help you to have a healthy lifestyle, enhance & nurture the relationship with your partner. Contact details are given below.
____________________________
If you think that this podcast has been helpful then please do take a minute to show your love and support by rating this podcast in below link
https://ratethispodcast.com/fertilityed
To get support and expert advice on your fertility journey contact us at:
clinic@origenfertility.com
www.origenfertility.com
https://www.instagram.com/origenfertility/
To support us and be a part of the fertility education awareness campaign, please donate here:
https://anchor.fm/fertility-education/support
If you have any other question regarding this podcast or if you want us to address any particular topic you can always email us at
info@fertilityed.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fertilityeducation
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FertilityEd