factors indicating excellent female fertility
Every culture has a way to tell if a person is fertile and most of these theories-especially when it comes to female-are flawed. For men, it is almost self-evident. But what about a woman who carries a child and gives the body rest in between births? And does a person’s fertility determine their wellbeing?
A person (male or female) who has conceived several times has to be in overall good shape. Superb fertility means the person has a good exercise regime (not excess), healthy meals, genetics on his side, and lack of certain medical conditions.
Some factors indicate excellent female fertility. Note that it is not shown by one factor but a combination of several factors. They include precise predictability of your periods, other women around you syncing with your cycle, or you experience all those PMS symptoms everybody hates. Also, a clear discharge during ovulation, lack of UTIs and STIs such as Chlamydia, hormonal balance, pelvic wellbeing, and maybe you’ve gotten pregnant while using pills.
One thing we notice is that most indicators of fertility in a female are not physical. They are things you can’t ask on a first date. Or a woman won’t feel like sharing the first time. Looking at a person’s physicality will not show you their fertility or their overall health.
Most specialists agree while fertility may indicate good health in both males and females, it should not be a rule of thumb. Routine tests are needed. It is important to take tests after 3 months if you’ve been having condomless sex with a partner under 35. If your partner is over 35, you should take the test after 6 months.
When we talk about fertility, it is always important to talk about infertility. Your fertile counterparts may be rejoicing, but there are still ways to improve fertility. A healthy diet, moderate exercise, quitting smoking and drugs, moderate drinking, reducing stress, and a healthy relationship may improve reversible infertility.