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Well, where do I start? I could start at many stages in my life; all very exciting and adventurous in some sort of way. Probably best to start when I met my husband 10 years ago, as this was the turning point in my very emotional and dramatic life. Met Ben through work, we had a wonderful life together, very ambitious, career driven until we decided to started a family 4 years later. The fertility Journey did take 2 years to conceive but we got there eventually and conceived little Thomas, now for someone like me who has no patience what so ever this was a agonizing and stressful wait but well worth it. We moved from our home town Bournemouth to Ipswich with Ben's work, I gave up my careern and then married in Cumbria in 2009. We continued to have 2 more children very easily compared to Thomas, Jesiica and Baby Wilson.

Friday, 15 March 2013

Three month plan

I am now putting my hubby on a three month fertility plan, well nd myself to. Herbs and vits and no trying. wish me luck.

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Abnormal sperm morphology is often associated to poor DNA integrity of sperm cells. Supplementing your diet with a specific fertility blend of antioxidants, like CoQ10, helps to improve sperm health as well as prevent DNA damage. If a damaged sperm fertilizes an egg, the embryo will most likely be miscarried. Antioxidants are necessary to help the body fight the damaging effects of free-radicals that cause DNA damage leading to gene mutations.

http://www.natural-health-for-fertility.com/abnormal-sperm.html

Epididymitis is inflammation of the area behind the testicle in which sperm is stored. This condition can be mild to very painful and the scrotum may become swollen, hot to the touch and red. It usually occurs suddenly, but in rare cases it may be chronic. It is caused by infection.

Read more: How to Treat Epididymitis with Herbs Home Remedies | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_5617790_treat-epididymitis-herbs-home-remedies.html#ixzz2NdUywm9Y


In her book Herbs and Aromatherapy for the Reproductive System, herbalist Jeanne Rose tells of a man whose swollen testicles were due to an infection. For a week, he took the antibiotics prescribed by his doctor, but there was little change. The doctor then recommended that he sit in a very hot bath for an hour, two or three times a day. The next week, the ailing man sought the advice of an herbalist, who suggested that he turn this into an herbal bath by adding a strong tea of comfrey, echinacea and mullein. He also started taking a mixture of the infection-fighting herbs echinacea and goldenseal, along with ginseng and yellow dock. He saw definite improvement almost right away, and the pain and swelling noticeably diminished in a couple days. Five days after starting the herbs, he was finally able to walk without pain.
If bathing this much is not practical, you can soak once a day and gently rub on an oil a few times daily. The Oil for Genital Infection/Irritation (see chapter 74) is a good one to use, especially if an infection is present.
Testicle Bath
1 quart water
¼ cup each comfrey and mullein leaves
1/8 cup chamomile flowers
Bring water to a boil and pour it over the herbs. Let steep at least 15 minutes. Strain and pour into your bath.
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