The Fertility Handbook: A Guide to Getting Pregnant Review

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(More customer reviews)There are some fantastic books on fertility on the market.This one isn't even remotely close.The Fertility Handbook tries to do it all in 135 pages and sadly, ends up doing very little.This little book attempts to cover everything from emotional concerns to all of the causes and treatments of infertility and causes of & living after miscarriage.
What happens is this:important topics get watered down, and so simplified that they aren't practically useful.Want to learn how to chart your temperature?Hope you're a quick learner, because you get one paragraph to figure it out.Wandering how you should take care of your body while trying to conceive?Don't miss it - it's all in one paragraph.
And yet it's puzzling that there are two pages on selective reduction of multiples, something that very few women will have to face.And if they do, I hope women look at more thorough books than this one to make their decision...

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Offering hope and assistance to couples experiencing problems with infertility, this quick reference addresses the most pressing questions regarding options and treatments. This resource addresses the basics of infertility-understanding causes, getting diagnoses, choosing a fertility specialist, and utilizing new assisted reproductive technology (ART). Combining the professional experience of a reproductive endocrinologist with the practical and sound advice of a former infertility patient, this guide enables concerned couples to consider and choose treatments best suited to their needs. Other topics include donor egg and donor sperm, the emotional effects of infertility, and the risk of multiple births.

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