Aisak
Mama at last.
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Hey all,
i've clearly not had much to contribute lately as there's no mystery as to whether i'm pregnant. No DH = no bd = an incredibly frustrated and sometimes mopey me. However i check in almost daily
i've been bugging and bugging DH to make an appointment for SA as that needs to be done before i can go for an HSG, according to my doctor. Not that i really want to go, but i want to know that everything's ok. i'm nearly 32 and i feel like i don't have time to waste, considering i want more than one child. i'm terrified that there will be something wrong with DH's sperm but just like rosababy i don't really have reason to worry. We're generally healthy individuals. No surgeries or infections.
As for the tea thing, i have a book (called Getting Pregnant) that says there was an American study that women who drink more than one half-cup of caffeinated tea every day (orange pekoe or black tea) were twice as likely to get pregnant as those who did not. They figure it has something to do with the polyphenols in the tea inhibiting chromosonal abnormalities which decreases the number of nonviable embryos (conceptions too weak to survive). Another chemical found in the tea helps support the liquid that surrounds the egg and helps with maturation and fertilization.
Maybe i'll have to substitute my morning coffee for tea when DH finally returns...
i've clearly not had much to contribute lately as there's no mystery as to whether i'm pregnant. No DH = no bd = an incredibly frustrated and sometimes mopey me. However i check in almost daily

i've been bugging and bugging DH to make an appointment for SA as that needs to be done before i can go for an HSG, according to my doctor. Not that i really want to go, but i want to know that everything's ok. i'm nearly 32 and i feel like i don't have time to waste, considering i want more than one child. i'm terrified that there will be something wrong with DH's sperm but just like rosababy i don't really have reason to worry. We're generally healthy individuals. No surgeries or infections.
As for the tea thing, i have a book (called Getting Pregnant) that says there was an American study that women who drink more than one half-cup of caffeinated tea every day (orange pekoe or black tea) were twice as likely to get pregnant as those who did not. They figure it has something to do with the polyphenols in the tea inhibiting chromosonal abnormalities which decreases the number of nonviable embryos (conceptions too weak to survive). Another chemical found in the tea helps support the liquid that surrounds the egg and helps with maturation and fertilization.
Maybe i'll have to substitute my morning coffee for tea when DH finally returns...