Fertility Experts Debunk 19 Myths About Getting Pregnant | Debunked

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Fertility specialist Cindy Duke and reproductive urologist Sriram Eleswarapu join us to debunk 19 myths about getting pregnant. They talk about how IVF isn't guaranteed to work, how stress does not cause pregnancy loss, and best practices if you're experiencing erectile dysfunction. Did you know there are ways to improve your sperm quality? Duke and Eleswarapu dive deep into these myths and more on this episode of "Debunked."
Duke is the founder, medical director, and lab director of the Nevada Fertility Institute in Las Vegas, as well as a clinical assistant professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, School of Medicine. Read more about her work here: drcindyduke.com/about/
Eleswarapu is a physician-scientist affiliated with the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center and UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center. Read more about his work here: www.uclahealth.org/sriram-ele...
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00:00 Intro
00:49 Tight underwear is bad for sperm count.
1:34 Sex position matters.
1:53 Putting your legs up after sex can increase your chance of pregnancy.
2:16 IVF guarantees pregnancy.
3:12 Stress causes miscarriages.
5:24 Freezing your eggs guarantees you can have kids later.
6:27 Peeing or showering after sex will lower your chance of pregnancy.
7:04 Sperm quality doesn't decline with age.
7:58 It's impossible to get pregnant after 35.
9:14 The best way to get pregnant is to have sex every day.
11:09 You are most fertile 14 days after your period starts.
11:46 You can never have children after a vasectomy.
12:21 Eating pineapple increases fertility.
13:14 You can't have children if you are unable to ejaculate.
14:10 You can't get pregnant right after stopping birth control.
15:04 If you've already had children then you'll always be fertile.
15:50 Irregular period cycles are a sign of infertility.
16:29 Taking prenatal vitamins will increase fertility.
17:58 You should try for over a year before seeing a specialist.
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@ToyaF82 3 года назад

As a 38 yr old women with no children yet, this was both enlightening and depressing.

@ToyaF82 3 года назад

@@carrie893 we've been trying. Had a miscarriage last year.

@ju3985 3 года назад

Don't worry. You will

@missbritt1986 3 года назад

Women are having kids later & later. Being under the age of 40 is on your side. Just keep trying.

@christinamarcotte5784 3 года назад

Don’t panic, women get pregnant in their 30’s and 40’s. I’m 38 pregnant with my first. It can happen.

@caterscarrots3407 3 года назад

I’ve heard of people above the age of 50 becoming pregnant, either naturally or through IVF even when they are supposedly in menopause or post-menopausal. Record age of pregnancy is 74 years old.

@dxonnie1571 3 года назад

My mom had me at 38 and my sister at 41 with no complications. There is hope

@Pomagranite167 2 года назад

My nom had me at 38 and I'm pretty amazing 💅🏻 and my lil bro at 40. He's alright. Not as amazing as me tho.

@fkgabbana 2 года назад

My mum had me at 39 & I was c section (breech & late) but otherwise no issues! I am 33 & still have hope.

@SM-ce1uy 2 года назад

@@fkgabbana c sections are perfectly safe and not a failure. Normal births have a danger of pudendal neuralgia

@VOMITQUEEN Год назад

My mom had me at 41 and on top of that, she looked amazing too!

@user-hy5nv6qy2r 3 года назад

Would be great if you guys can make a video on PCOS

@theoccasionalvideo 3 года назад

Important!

@sameenrizvi9224 3 года назад

I've suffered from PCOS for 4 years and yes more awareness of it is so so important because not only do young women like me go undiagnosed for a long time but we prolong our recovery by making mistakes in the treatment when we subscribe to myths around PCOS.

@lorwi-o6132 2 года назад

as a 17 that has had it basically for most of the time they have been menstruating i rlly want to know abt some of its myths and just abt it bc its just complex to me

@frankiefavero1666 2 года назад

That video would never be made. She’s a fertility PhD and MD (not a gynaecologist) and he’s a urologist. PCOS is definitely not their expertise, so all the lady doc could do is briefly talk about how PCOS can make it harder to get pregnant, and to go to your gynaecologist for treatment.

@nicholethereadingmomma9050 2 года назад

@@frankiefavero1666 thats not true many women with pcos go to fertility specialist for treatment a common fertility meds prescibed for pcos is clomid a fertility specialist is someone u go to after trying unsuccessfully for a year which happens alot to women with pcos so its very common to get treatment through a fertility specialist

@pixiebells 2 года назад

I'm pregnant with my first--it was about 6 months after I turned 36 & he's due this February! Don't get hung up on the numbers; your individual health is what matters way more. And as for the every other day thing, that definitely works: we'd been trying to get our timing right & we did it every other day over the course of 6 days, centered around two weeks out from my period (which is what my doctor said when I asked for advice about timing) and it worked the first time we did it that way! I'm not saying it'll work for *everyone*, especially not the very first time, we clearly were lucky. I'm just saying that that method can be successful.

@erinnicolefranco6807 2 года назад

Watching this as a 36 year old who’s had a tubal ligation, ovarian cancer , a unilateral oophorectomy and partial oophorectomy of the remaining ovary who’s pregnant with her fifth child.

@rebeccascott3551 2 года назад

Hearing this extremely serious and scientific doctor say “no fap” was not how I expected to start my morning

@ohfifi 3 года назад

Can you guys talk about the side effects of the pill, hard party drugs, and previous history of smoking/drinking on later fertility

@deramon1000 3 года назад

A negative effect has been observed with a lot of party drugs

@NativeNYerChicHK 2 года назад

YES!!! I had 31-35 day cycles my whole life. After three months of not getting pregnant using the traditional 14 day ovulation method (trying days 12-16)the fourth month we instead delayed it by a couple days and tried days 15-19 and got pregnant!!! I tell everyone that it is really very important to customize your attempt at fertility to your own unique, specific cycle. It worked for us!

@murielwetter7065 2 года назад

Oh yes this is a common misconception. Ovulation usually happens 14 (±1) days BEFORE your mentstruation not 14 days after your menstruation, this makes a big difference in people with longer than 28 day cycles.

@NativeNYerChicHK 2 года назад

@@murielwetter7065 No, I didn’t ever start the count after menstruation. I think (or at least I hope) women understand that you start counting your 14 days from the FIRST day of your last period, NOT from the last day of your last period. If women don’t know that, I attribute that to the HUGE problem with the (purposely) severely lacking basic biological and sexual health education 😩

@murielwetter7065 2 года назад

@@NativeNYerChicHK wise words here. Listen to this, people of the Internet

@NativeNYerChicHK 2 года назад

@@murielwetter7065 we have got to do better. HONESTLY. We should collectively demand better from our education system. Unfortunately people’s religious beliefs poison the conversation. In some parts of this country, props like a piece of chewed up gum is used to represent what a young girl becomes if they let a boy touch them before marriage and THAT is all the sexual health education they get. They’re not taught the basic biological process of their own bodies, because that would inform them on how to control their own bodies and lead into the family planning conversation, and there are power that be in some areas that refuse to allow that EDUCATION to be taught. It’s so disgustingly insulting. 🤬🤬🤬 I’m both horrified and heartbroken that is still allowed to happen in this day and age 😢💔🤬

@murielwetter7065 2 года назад

@@NativeNYerChicHK what country are we talking 'bout? But other than that, I too think that religion as an institution is horribly sexist in the worst way

@sophroniel 2 года назад

Why am I watching this as a 28 year old virgin who has never even dated or kissed a man 💀

@wartanabadanooh7157 2 года назад

It's good know this type of information. It can help you make well informed decisions about your life or you can even pass on what you learned to friends/family who may not know 😊

@ailuunn 2 года назад

I was thinking the same and I was about to post it lmao

@Amanishakheto 2 года назад

I didn't date, kiss, or have sex until I was 27. Met my husband and became pregnant immediately.

@hindsightpov4218 3 года назад

I wish they addressed the myth that parents can only have a child with Down syndrome if the couple is middle aged. Parents in their 20s and 30s can also have children with Down syndrome. It’s just more likely when you get older.

@destinyruiz7666 3 года назад

Its more likely by so small. Example its .5% likely to have a downs kid but older than 40 its .10% yea its 50% more but its still not more than 1%

@MsPeabody1231 2 года назад

You are more likely to give birth to a kid with Downs under 35 as you are less likely to have genetic screening.

@sheveka 2 года назад

@@destinyruiz7666 you mean 0.05% instead of 0.5% because double 0.5% is 1%. Half of 0.10% is 0.05%.

@saagisharon8595 Год назад

My mothers second husband had his first born son (with DS) at 32

@ariesearthdragon Год назад

@@destinyruiz7666 are the numbers supposed to .05% and .1% or .5% and 1%?

@NativeNYerChicHK 2 года назад

I spotted in the first 3 months of each of my pregnancies and I really appreciated my doctors science-backed brutal honesty. I asked if I should immediately slow down or even go on bed rest? The first thing he did was take a look with a Transvaginal ultrasound where he found everything progressing normally and then told me that this early in the pregnancy I’d miscarry whether I standing or sitting, so no. Don’t let it consume you, if it stays light spotting just try to live your life, only if it got heavier should I call him and go to an ER. And I put my trust in him, being he is the expert, and so I did what he said and my pregnancies continued both times.

@meganroberts8721 Год назад

Having A- blood type has a chance to lose the baby, had to get a shot to keep my body's immune system from attacking the baby

@elizabethwolmarans6167 2 года назад

Question for follow-up videos: if you have been on birth control since adolescence, how will that impact your fertility by the age of 25 to 30?

@jalapeno1119 2 года назад

My gyno said it wouldn't affect anything

@Minale__ 2 года назад

As far as I know (not a specialist, just someone who was curious about it at some point) the birth control itself should have no effect - regardless of how long you take it. However, birth control may be masking other problems, which may go undetected until you get off birth control and then have an impact when you attempt to get pregnant. PCOS is a pretty common example - about 1 in 4 or 5 women have PCOS to varying degrees and may show no symptoms at a younger age, especially when they are slimmer. Symptoms tend to worsen when we gain weight, which tends to happen past our teenage years. Many hormonal birth control methods also lessen the symptoms of PCOS (and are thus often prescribed for specifically that), which may then become increasingly apparent once birth control is gone. People with PCOS tend to have longer cycles, fewer ovulation periods, and just overall a bunch of issues that can make getting pregnant more challenging. Basically, what I learned is that as long as you keep getting annual OBGYN checkups (as recommended on birth control) and keep an eye on your family's health history, e.g. history of PCOS and other pregnancy-affecting issues, which your doctor can check you for (like perform an ultrasound check on your ovaries to check for cysts - which most women have, for various reasons, most being absolutely harmless) - you should be fine.

@karihensley3539 2 года назад

This is just my experience, but I was put on birth control at 13... just a few months after getting my first period. I was able to stop taking the pill at 34 and got pregnant with no issue whatsoever.

@Vickoosh2011 2 года назад

Was on different kinds of birth control for almost 5 years and it took me little over a year to get my normal 28 to 30 day cycle back

@hannahroyle2886 2 года назад

Not true for me. I was on the pill from 14 to 22, then again from 22 to 25. Stopped taking it and fell pregnant within two months with both of my kiddos.

@teabee44 3 года назад

My son's mom was on the depo shot for over 2½ years straight and still got pregnant 😳 o well we have a happy and healthy 9 year old that is amazing

@mouse122809 2 года назад

Human error possible

@pigpjs 2 года назад

Same for my friend, she never missed an appointment.

@pigpjs 2 года назад

I scheduled an appointment with my GYN 4 months before my husband and I were going to start trying. I HIGHLY recommend it for anyone thinking about becoming pregnant. I learned what medications I could and could not take and when. Was shocked when my doctor said I should be taking pre-natal vitamins already. Also, she scheduled several tests for me. These included my immunity levels to chicken pox, measles, mumps, and rubella. Apparently your immunity can dip and she wanted to make sure if I needed to be vaccinated again, I could be before pregnancy.

@LoraCoggins 2 года назад

Hearing the myth that women can't get pregnant after 35 is so weird to me because my mom had me and my brother when she was 42.

@janelleg597 10 дней назад

The chances of getting pregnant decrease

@siliconstitches 3 года назад

At [14:10] they talk about "You can't get pregnant right after stopping birth control" and she mentions that when you remove your IUD you can start working on getting pregnant the following month, but I feel like she only mentions this about the hormonal IUDs, and not the copper one (Paragard). I had my Paragard taken out Feb 27, 2020, I was ovulating on March 13-14, and I was testing positive on my pregnancy test March 31. You can work on getting pregnant after removing your copper IUD. Always ask your healthcare provider if you have questions about your personal birth control choice! :)

@intorainbowzOG 2 года назад

I got pregnant 4 weeks after stopping the pill. I also got pregnant after having sex daily for 2 weeks (husband came home on r&r). Then I got pregnant on a mirena. No I'm not super fertile. I had 5 years of infertility.

@Christina-xc7on Год назад

She just said iuds, didn't specify. But it's true that most information out there is about the hormonal ones. I was told when I got my copper one put in that fertility should return immediately, which makes sense with how it works!

@AdisaKola 3 года назад

Very useful information. God bless everyone with a healthy baby 👶❤

@VinegarPotato 3 года назад

Thanks for an informative video. I bet few people would want to ask a doctor in person and looking all these up would be a pain. So many comments here are so Trash.

@kyleighbreanne9656 2 года назад

“Early pregnancy loss” seems like a ridiculously better alternative to “miscarriage”

@illusionist1244 2 года назад

"unintended abortion" sounds way more lovely

@bluemark25 2 года назад

I think they both sound awful. I've never experienced it but I can't imagine a different term for it would make me feel any better.

@catherineomondi7850 2 года назад

They called mine "spontaneous abortion"

@Michelle-vi9gx 2 года назад

@@illusionist1244 I my mother language miscarriage is called a “natural abortion”

@imuniquefangirl 2 года назад

In my mother language it's called "fall of the fetus"

@MyEmpireIsTheWorld 3 года назад

My mother had me at 38 after a tubal ligation. Anything is possible.

@leahanderson30 2 года назад

Thanks

@arelismargarito5283 2 года назад

This was so helpful and informative 👍🏼 thank you for sharing 🙋🏻‍♀️😇

@honeybdream 2 года назад

This video & topics should be shown in high school ‼️✅💡

@ksmurphable 2 года назад

I wouldn’t say lying with your eyes closed is the same but I used to do it on my over nights or double shifts at the nursing home when I didn’t have time to sleep. It def helped get me through. But didn’t replace.

@caterscarrots3407 3 года назад

I do have a mostly 28 day cycle but that myth of highest fertility 14 days after period still doesn't apply to me. I ovulate late and I've been that way for years. Ovulation somewhere between 7-10 days before my next period is more typical than Day 14 for me, that's usually when I feel ovulation pain if I get it.

@Ash-dj5ph 3 года назад

I feel the same sis. My cycle varies from 26 to 32 days and I ovulate somewhere between 10 to 17th day I too have ovulation pain

@plumquake6838 3 года назад

Thank you! I find it very misleading that this doctor says "if your cycle is X days long you ovulate on day Y" - it doesn't work that way, we are not programmed robots. Cycle length and ovulation day are variing every month, for some more, for some less, but no one has always the same length.

@caterscarrots3407 3 года назад

plumquake So true. I trust my own pains more than any doctor as to when I ovulate in relation to my period. It’s how come I know that I am a late ovulator.

@shrabanibasak1898 2 года назад

It also seems that even if you ovulate by the 14th or 15th day,the menses may still be delayed

@cmo6055 2 года назад

I was thought that after ovulation it takes 2 weeks till you have your menstruation. It has to do with the time it takes for the uterus linings coming off (and start the menstruation). 7 days is quite a short time to get from "there is no fertilized egg nesting in the linings" to the actual menstruation.... maybe you are feeling PMS 🤷🏼‍♀️. (I know I DO 10 to 7 days prior to my menstruation)

@nikitatavernitilitvynova 2 года назад

As soon as I heard folates a light switched in my tiny brain: "Dang it! Go take your prescribed vitamins now! Go take your folic acid now that you still have coffee for the pill." I did remember to take my lactase to eat a traditional Italian Easter dessert but not my vitamins.

@petronascott7352 2 года назад

Would love to see a video on PCOS... would be greatly appreciated.

@cheeseristical 3 года назад

Excellent video, straight to the point! I love the inclusive language used too.

@Keallei 2 года назад

This made me incredibly anxious. I’m afraid that I’ll never be able to have kids because I’m getting older.

@Trilingualeks 2 года назад

I had my first at 37, conceived at 36, and it was almost right away. Easy pregnancy, easy and quick birth, healthy, happy child 🙂. Trying for our 2nd, I'm now 42 and it's taking some time... I feel your anxiety, but at the same time I'm still very hopeful! Sending baby dust your way 🥰

@Keallei 2 года назад

@@Trilingualeks wow. Thank you so much. I just hope I find a life partner helpmate before then. I’ll say a family prayer for you. Thank you again.

@pigpjs 2 года назад

Talk to you GYN. They can answer a lot of questions and run tests if needed.

@Keallei 2 года назад

@@pigpjs thanks. Good idea. Even though I’m not married yet, I guess it is a reasonable thing to get checked out.

@Keallei Год назад

@@mjey1 excellent question. I personally grew up with both parents and I know I would really benefit from a partner who would be a father figure to the children. Maybe it shall happen in the next decade, InshaAllah.

@shrivkondanaik367 3 года назад

Thank You 😊🙏

@Aryanna182 Год назад

Key to much of this is to talk to your specialist and/or doctor. We learned that my husband had motility issues before we got pregnant the first time (and he'd had a child before with his first marriage) and a for a bit after that pregnancy ended. We got help starting before the first pregnancy and now thanks to the help we've received we not only got pregnant the first time, but we're pregnant again. The only way to know if there is or isn't hope for you and/or your partner's fertility is to go find out about your body from a specialist and find out what you're options are. Videos like this can be helpful, but self diagnosis through the Internet usually isn't.

@Christina-xc7on Год назад

Yes, everyone's body and circumstances are different. A lot of these myths are untrue because they are supposed to apply to everyone. Almost no advice or wisdom could apply to everyone!

@wuhoolife 3 года назад

We needed this

@dreamersmith3924 3 года назад

Woof if you can send interviewers mics that would help the sound quality.

@diddntuno Год назад

I got pregnant after 3 margaritas and 1 dozen raw oysters while on vacation. 10/10 would recommend

@shexiandsafistacated 2 года назад

Something i always wanted to know... I've been on birth control since the birth of my son 8 years ago i went straight back on the combined birth pill but then switched to the Mini pill in 2017 because my periods have stopped while on the mini pill i do sometimes get the period like aches and pains now and again but what happens to the eggs that us women are meant to shed each month? What will happen if i wanted to come off the mini pill ? will i get a ton of heavy blood loss not 100% sure. Thank you

@blairwalker12 3 года назад

So is it possible that most unwanted pregnancies besides lack of contraceptives, is due in part to not knowing the length of one's ovulation cycle?

@plumquake6838 3 года назад

technically you're right, but it is not possible to "know" the length beforehand. You can only track if your ovulation already happened (temperature and cervical mucus) and after that you can't get pregnant until the next period. If you're interested in this topic, just google "natural family planning" = NFP

@blairwalker12 3 года назад

@@plumquake6838 appreciate that

@veronicav575 2 года назад

Yes. I also wish they had covered more. There’s more to it than “your cycle is this long, so you ovulate on this day”. It’s not that simple. That’s making the assumption that the woman’s follicular phase (the time between ovulation and the next period) is 14 days, when it isn’t always, depending on health status. Mine is only 9 days (which means I will lose a pregnancy if I achieve it). So if my cycle is 28 days, I actually ovulate on day 20. My cycles are all over the place though. I only know how long my phase is because I use NFP.

@MsPeabody1231 2 года назад

My cycles vary from 21 to 31 days but never 27-29 days. Oddly in winter they are longer. Anyway I got pregnant with my daughter in winter.

@mouse122809 2 года назад

I think the simplest answer would be instead of trying to figure out when you ovulate is just to be on birth control and give it time to work (abstain from sex till birth control is effective)🤷‍♀️ Trying to pinpoint ovulation is obviously a lot more complicated than just being diligent and taking BC(and taking it correctly)

@dyvonwalker9336 3 года назад

This is amazing!

@catfrog1975 Год назад

Interesting info! Thanks for using inclusive language

@elisciachristie6984 10 месяцев назад

Yes, my daughter Brianna needs to be looking at this.

@sarasam4599 Год назад

The guilt and stigma in missing to carry! Loss is definitely a euphemism...

@apocalypseplease1514 Год назад

Yeeeaaahhhh In my late 30s, I believed that it was so hard to get pregnant because I listened to these myths… so we started before the wedding. Had to return my wedding dress for a maternity dress… it only took one time. Super stoked of course!

@sairachiodini Год назад

Congratulations! My husband and I just started trying & we’re both 31. We want to have more than just one child so this makes me feel better. Thank you

@radhiadeedou8286 Год назад

She didn't say fertility decline with age is a myth, it is statistically true, but there are exceptions. Medicine is not an exact science and fertility is very complex. I'm pregnant at 35 and it happened right away, we were shocked. But I know I'm an exception to the rule, my experience doesn't redefine everything we know about human biology

@iyaayas 2 года назад

3:45 - "Stress Causes Pregnancy Loss" I had a Miscarriage/Early Pregnancy Loss (This being the first time I heard the term EPL). I still wonder if me trying to lose weight and get back in shape at the same time I was trying to conceive (TTC) is what caused my EPL at roughly 4-6 weeks gestation. When I do this, I go hard on the GNC workout products, push myself to walk/run faster for longer periods of time and longer workout sessions, and restrict my diet to very few breads, 2 meals a day, and eating only the healthiest of meals (some phases skipping meals or eating very little food at meal times). I was in the middle of this when I found out I was pregnant then stopped. I fell on ice once and a few days later I started spotting. I wonder if any combination of falling, my "get back in shape" routine, or me not immediately going to the OBGYN at the first signs of bleeding caused EPL. I very much wonder if I went in (my very first appointment with a new OBGYN office was 3 weeks out), my baby could have been saved. It's hard not to blame myself for that. The caring medic at the ER helped me process short term. My caring sister in law also helped bring peace ("Only God can give life so only God can take it away." - She's experienced several miscarriages due to something wrong with her uterus. She got treatment and is now a healthy mother of three.) The doctors here help me process that experience. We also have a rainbow baby who was conceived 2 months after the EPL and she's now a healthy 3 month old as of this post. Thanks for debunking these myths. I'll still analyze and wonder what part my (in)actions may have caused it but being told this by random strangers helps.

@Christina-xc7on Год назад

I'm sorry for your loss. I'm just another internet stranger but EPLs are so so common that early on, they can happen to anyone, in any circumstances, at any activity level. I don't think the doctor could have done anything once the spotting started either. You are absolutely not to blame, sometimes these things just happen and it can make it easier and harder to know there was no rhyme or reason to it.

@iyaayas Год назад

@@Christina-xc7on You are very right. Thanks for your words of kindness.

@Christina-xc7on Год назад

@@iyaayas

@Layne2690 3 года назад

Great video!!!

@lovecraftianarts Год назад

Thank you! I have a 25 day cycle

@skrrbaby 2 года назад

My mom had me at 30. I had my first child right after I turned 30 🙏🏻

@radhiadeedou8286 Год назад

Me too, and my grandmother had my mom at 30, but she was her 6th baby, different times lol

@jjutt87 3 года назад

My wife is 46, I'm 33, is it realistic to think we could have a kid?

@shelbyhathaway6602 3 года назад

I am not a doctor but I do know a few women who have had babies in their 40s. It’s definitely possible. From what I have heard, there’s just more risks and it’s harder for the egg to be fertilized.

@newuo141 3 года назад

Go for it! "Adam ruins everything" has a great episode on the exaggarated risks concering age and having children

@wiktoriakos2597 2 года назад

if shes not gotten her menopause then yall are good to go good luck :D

@cmo6055 2 года назад

If you look at statistics, chances are decreased, but it is not impossible. Depends... Does she still have regular menstrual cycles for example? Regarding her age, there is also higher risk of certain birth defects, but a perfectly healthy baby can be born. Nobody is guaranteed a pregnancy or a healthy baby in the end. Luckily there is prenatal care.

@MsPeabody1231 2 года назад

Try for 6 months then go to a fertility doctor.

@mourningangel5650 Год назад

I’m 20 and my husband is 21 we’ve been “trying” (having unprotected sex) for over a year now. Not sure if we’re having fertility issues or if we haven’t been tracking ovulation correctly but we both feel as though we should be pregnancy by now 😂 gonna start actually trying 2024 but we low key kinda expected to have a mini me by now

@froy_boyproductions8488 2 года назад

Curious does the taking of Plan B once or multiple times in a short period of time have a long term or short term effect on the ovaries or female reproductive system?

@pigpjs 2 года назад

Anecdotally, my friend was in an abusive relationship when she was 18. Plan B was her only form of birth control for a variety of reasons related to the abuse. She got pregnant in her 30s without issue.

@clau9516 2 года назад

Plan B has a high concentration of hormones, sort of like taking several birth control pills at once. Not sure if long term effects, but short term it could affect your menstrual cycle and have other side effects, especially if taking them multiple times in a short period.

@XxsoulrockaxX 2 года назад

Having sex every other day for 7-8 months didn’t help me, once we started doing it everyday i got pregnant right away. Not sure if its a coincident but thats what happened with my story.

@trusfrated4645 3 года назад

Why am i watching this lol

@icebreaker9995 3 года назад

@Random Internet your a disappointment to your country

@mtf-alpha-1 3 года назад

@Random Internet excuse me?

@mtf-alpha-1 3 года назад

@Random Internet the hell is your problem?

@mtf-alpha-1 3 года назад

why am i here lol

@loveanyways 3 года назад

Me here wondering why I'm watching too. ...😅🤣

@carolinaparedes2565 3 года назад

Great video 😊

@EternalSunshine4570 3 года назад

My period always skips a month so I have about a 50 day cycle. I was on medication for a month bc a doctor told me my prolactin hormone was very high. And while I was on that medication for a month my cycle was shorter. But I couldn't afford the refills so I stopped taking it and they went back to skipping a month. Is having a 50 day cycle considered abnormal even thought it still comes and goes like normal? I'm not a particularly heavy or light bleeder and it lasts for 5 days. Cramps have gotten better with age. And I do notice that I ovulate and have discharge. Should I be worried about being infertile?

@APEXMACHCORPORATION 2 года назад

If what you doctor prescribed improved your periods to 1 month, it means the prolactin hormone is responsible, Better to consult doctor before stopping meds., ask. For. Generic / cheaper alternatives from. Reputed brands. Will work, also 50 days period won't prevent pregnancy (if your eggs are ovulating normally ) but it's bad to have over 30.days periods, as your cycle maintains the body by flushing the materials over 30 days cycle, but better consult your doc. For anything as this should not be serious in future.

@truehappiness4U 2 года назад

You have to understand why period exists first. Learn biology of period.

@APEXMACHCORPORATION 2 года назад

Normally upto 45 days period is considered max ok, but I would suggest try yoga (for periods) from 30 days, it might happen early by 35 - 40 days with yoga hopefully. Also do consult your gyanec. For generic medics (if money is issue).Also do follicle test to check your ovulation cycle & if you can have pregnancy. (Ask your gyanec. Doc.)

@geetanjaleesaikia1894 2 года назад

Plz have ashwagandha tabs .it is a natural hormone regulator. U can check out Dr Berg.

@arielrose6361 2 года назад

Pretty sure if it's regular you're fine. Mine are highly irregular with long cycles. My mom had 5 kids with a cycle similar to mine. Get different opinions, but I think you're fine.

@gabrielahansen5829 2 года назад

Hey! Many thanks for this video and the others. as usual super interesting. However, since i am not a native in english. could you maybe write out (or have a note with a quick explenation) the abbreviations? would be really nice tho 😅

@AgarioSplitrunner 2 года назад

Did you type ivf in Google

@junesimone 2 года назад

What about the pull out method?

@alorachan 2 года назад

I wish they would have covered how to find a specialist. My googling fails me and sends me in circles. I've been trying for a kid for years and I can not find a specialist for the life of me and it's getting so depressing...

@proQuran 2 года назад

How to find a specialist? You can ask your PCP or OBGYN for a referral to a fertility specialist called a “Reproductive Endocrinologist” aka an “REI”. Note: they are not just regular endocrinologists, but specialize in fertility & the hormones that affect it. My OBGYN referred me to an infertility center & I was seen by a reproductive endocrinologist. She did a Transvaginal ultrasound, bloodwork (such as AMH, thyroid panel, prolactin, free testosterone levels, DHEA, etc) asked family history & we discovered the cause of my infertility. Good luck on your journey & feel free to message if you have additional questions. 👍🏽

@sairachiodini Год назад

Where do you live? I live in MI and have a great one I can refer you to. I would recommend going to your primary care doctor (or any doctor you normally see for your yearly checkups, which I hope you do) and have him/her refer you to an OBGYN. You will normally start there. I hope you find help!

@alorachan Год назад

@@sairachiodini I live in Texas. Sadly I don't have a primary doctor, never found one that felt worth my time and currently don't have insurance anyway. After years of trying for a child with no luck, we're just going to adopt at this point.

@Creativo94 3 года назад

So much interesting! 😌

@chrissyrocco796 2 года назад

I had a 25 day cycle. I got pregnant every time I tried. Had 4 children. Probably could have a a baby every year. I spaced my children too.

@pardisranjbarnoiey6356 2 года назад

Dr Sriram is so mindful of everyone

@tats170 3 года назад

Dr. Eleswarapu leading the charge for patient education on a complex and nuanced topic WHILE looking all studly in his white coat!! 😉

@spaceandthewoods9624 3 года назад

What.

@GT_Mustang013 2 года назад

Your statement is as unclear as octopus ink.

@katherinerichardson2273 2 года назад

Our dumb selves have been using the pull out method successfully for 7 years lol I wouldn't recommend it though.

@HeyHeyNingenSucker 3 года назад

Bro im out here tryna know how to get unfertil😅

@Valley__ 3 года назад

Pull out 🙄 🤦🏽‍♀️

@omiaht 3 года назад

@@Valley__ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@Diamondr11Blue 3 года назад

@@Valley__ doesn't work

@thistubeisraw3748 3 года назад

Smoke cigarettes and become obese?

@enopio_O 3 года назад

use rubber bro

@laurajoy1180 3 года назад

I do not recommend doing it every day.

@aporifera 2 года назад

I have hypothyroidism and type 1 diabetes so I was afraid of getting pregnant. Now I'm 31 and getting scared I might never have children.

@saagisharon8595 Год назад

If T1D is hereditary, don't be so cruel as to have a child, especially in a country where insulin is insanely overpriced and nobody helps you. GFM is a sad joke unfortunately

@AK-ox3mv Год назад

Lets gather money and buy a microphone for the doctor on the left side

@nikitatavernitilitvynova 2 года назад

About the 35 year mark. It's plain stupid. My mom had me at age 30 and I'm a mess. I had already something like 5 surgeries. 3 in my first three years of life and two in my teenage years for flat feet. And these surgeries were there to treat physical conditions from birth. Like reflux: not classic easy to treat reflux. I couldn't eat properly, I was getting that reflux into my lungs and they found out at the hospital my esophagus was abnormally large and that was the issue. First surgery didn't go well, had to a second one. Then I got hepatitis from the medical staff performing a blood test in my leg. Which led to me having gallbladder stones because of the medication I was on. And I still have issues. Like my knees aren't straight. I have pectus excavatum and I've been skinny since birth. And my mom was 30. Then my brother was born when mom was 27 and he's the depiction of a healthy man. No issues really. So 35 or not these things can happen earlier or later. It depends a lot in genetics.

@radhiadeedou8286 Год назад

Do you understand how stats work? Did she say that having kids young guarantees fertility and health? Or do you think you're the center of the universe and your life should be used as the only data needed to study medicine and biology?

@XxsoulrockaxX 2 года назад

It seriously comes down to how healthy you are. If you live a healthy life style and eat healthy not fast or junk food or drugs and alcohol use, exercise, it’ll be much easier for you to get pregnant even at an older age and healthy baby too.

@hipp_katt 2 года назад

What i wish I had known before: not everyone can get IVF. If you don't have enough follicles, or other issues, you are not a candidate for IVF. I thought so long as you ovulate, it was an option. It is not.

@screambear 2 года назад

Excellent video, excellent information. I especially loved the dedication to accurate language surrounding gender!

@Guitarded500 Год назад

Look into Natural Family Planning (NFP) ✌

10 месяцев назад

I wish there was more funds allocated to researching women's health.

@proQuran 2 года назад

Kinda surprised how a video about fertility with a reproductive endocrinologist comes up & not one question was related to PCOS. Considering that 70% of infertility related issues that make it to a fertility center from women are due to PCOS. At least the mention of it to spread awareness would have helped spread awareness.

@aytakingurbanzade3086 2 года назад

I am 30, childless and depressed after this video 😢

@ClearWayFamilyLawyers 2 года назад

No need to be depressed

@shakirahill885 2 года назад

Same ..

@arielrose6361 2 года назад

Same. I'm 28 😢

@ClearWayFamilyLawyers 2 года назад

@@arielrose6361 young!

@Amanishakheto 2 года назад

I'm 30 and 4 months pregnant with my third child.

@Amedo98621 Год назад

Surprised they didn’t talk about how you can get pregnant so soon after having a baby/while breastfeeding

@pardisranjbarnoiey6356 2 года назад

Dr Sriram is so mindful of everyone!

@leahanderson30 2 года назад

Can you get pregnant after a pregnancy in your tube

@kenjo9885 3 года назад

Legends say no fap followers opened incognito after listening to 10:45

@scentofawoman229 3 года назад

I wish they explained why holding legs up after sex doesn’t help with pregnancy

@carolinaparedes2565 3 года назад

Because gravity doesn’t affect the sperms while the go towards the egg. What could affect their pathway is their motility. :)

@priya30081 3 года назад

Sperm don't really care for gravity.

@smileprincess6834 3 года назад

I'd say same reason your blood doesn't all flow to your feet when you're standing up. Liquids and cells inside the body don't care about gravity.

@muonekeogochukwu7136 2 года назад

Is there possibility to see your period 2 weeks after sex and still become pregnant?

@justynaswiatoch3163 2 года назад

Sometimes during implantation of the embryo bleeding occurs, which can be easily mistaken for period, because implantation usually happens at the same time when the next menstruation would began

@nicolinamaria Год назад

For all men with erectile disfunction; watch the docu The Game Changers ;)

@RahilDamerla 3 года назад

Guys n girls just get out there and have a ball🤙🏻 If it happens then well.......best of luck

@eldritchelsbells 5 месяцев назад

So nice to hear them be so gender-inclusive in their language ☺️🧡

@trusfrated4645 3 года назад

Damn

@featherbound8099 3 года назад

I guess if you don’t have the surgery 🤔

@roguepegasus4637 3 года назад

So many myths around bruhh

@user-bj8uz6xg2y 2 года назад

Really loving the inclusive language! 💚

@enrrietl57 2 года назад

he did not say nofap

@killuafurude 2 года назад

Is it true 1 in 5 pregnancies end in miscarriage?

@jik3905 Год назад

Prayer here when wanted loves ❤John 3:16-18

@passinmerrikan Год назад

I just discovered this channel and enjoying the information, learning things I didn't even know I cared to. What I notice about videos from like one year ago to those from three years ago is the language. The videos about pregnancy and these related to the female body they say "people" instead, lol, the videos from like 3 years ago use the word "woman", it is crazy how topics that only relate to the woman's body are stated as "patient" or "person with a uterus", is so laughable and ridiculous that we cannot say "woman".

@DrBear-rk4qb 3 года назад

I love the inclusive language. 💙 These small considerations really help the mental health of trans people, without sacrificing clarity or medical accuracy.

@alijd6287 3 года назад

i was looking for this comment . im like i cant be the only one who appreciates this

@eliannahankin2971 2 года назад

What about us, biological women? Should we sacrifice all that feminism has fought on behalf of women so that trans person can be mentally stable? Be trans woman and be happy but don’t erase biological women. Show some respect.

@dianagarcia7042 2 года назад

@@eliannahankin2971 But they are not ignoring you. You are being mentioned every time they say the word "uterus".

@eliannahankin2971 2 года назад

@@dianagarcia7042 do u you oh like being called uterus owner or menstruater. Misogynist call women menstruaters or bleeders. It’s demeaning and not to mention disrespectful. This is not what original feminists fought for. Disgusting.

@KingBoss2015 2 года назад

My Aunt had her 10th kid when she was 42

@Anagrabi 2 года назад

My Sister in law's gynecologist prohibit her to get the covid 19 vaccine since it "could affect her fertility " we are talking about a swiss gynecologist. Is that true?

@MsPeabody1231 2 года назад

No it is BS.

@lalywindland5764 2 года назад

I have colleagues that got pregnant after the vaccine and they are 40+ y.o. Some were trying, for others it was a surprise.

@featherbound8099 3 года назад

...did he say trans women can have children naturally? I didn’t hear anything after that.

@ABDELHADINDIF 3 года назад

Kamala H

@matariimau 3 года назад

of course he didn’t mean that the trans woman gets pregnant. a trans woman can (if wanted) impregnate a person with a uterus with her sperm, or even freeze her sperm beforehand if she has bottom surgery to use on another person

@maeannengo4908 3 года назад

@@ABDELHADINDIF What do you mean?

@lilpandanesegirl 2 года назад

how about a man on high blood pressure in is 20's

@amandalorian6002 Год назад

The worst myth ever is "if you give up on wanting a child/if you just relax, you will get pregnant."

@quimblyjones9767 3 года назад

Science insider.. I hardly know her!

@saschamayer4050 2 года назад

19:40

@lyssadobbins7209 Год назад

Thank you for the information but as a woman (not “person with uterus, “person who menstruates”, etc) I am so tired of all of this new, nonsensical and non-scientific language. As a woman who’s trying to conceive, every article and video I click on whilst trying to learn about my body and fertility is using this ridiculous dystopian language and it needs to stop. It makes me very distrustful of medical professionals and the medical community as a whole. They are completely captured by this unscientific ideology.

@MelbaW-rm7lq 3 месяца назад

Great information, if everything goes well this should do the job. But listen, there's one factor that's usually overlooked that can considerably speed up the process, unfortunately I do not have it at hand, but it can be go’ogled Dobbie Nerkstrol's Infertility Cure, I think.

@funfunwithkpop 2 года назад

Why "miscarriage" is considered a bad word?!!!

@ReplyGuy22345 2 года назад

It implies blame

@funfunwithkpop 2 года назад

@@ReplyGuy22345 oh...right...thanks for informing

@MsZoe85 2 года назад

How do they explain some women getting pregnant at late 30’s-early 40’s w/o any problem?

@justynaswiatoch3163 2 года назад

Age only decreases your chances of conceiving, but doesn't make it impossible

@radhiadeedou8286 Год назад

Why do they need to explain it? Did they say it was impossible? People really need to learn how to interpret stats and the difference between possibility and probability