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Hi, I am planning to conceive but my job involves travelling by locals in peak hours, having outdoor meetings and lot of work stress. Is it ideally a good idea to conceive with this schedule? Is it going to affect teh fertility?
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Dr. Geetanjali Gariema
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22 yrs exp
Mumbai
There is no effect of travelling & outdoor meetings on getting pregnant so far. While becoming pregnant stress factor, diet & lifestyle matters a lot, which indirectly affects hormonal balance & chance of getting pregnant. In natural conception, during Pregnancy you can continue your routine activities. If planning to conceive with assisted treatment like IUI, IVF or ICSI, some caution is required.
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Consult a gynecologist / Infertility specialist for further treatment options.
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As pregnancy duration is long, you will need to go for lighter activities or change of schedule to avoid rush hour.
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