Salute: fertilita' a rischio per fumatrici over30 e in carne, amanti caffe' e drink
Emancipazione femminile nemica del desiderio di diventare mamma. E' questo il dilemma 'in rosa' once again emerge from the 24th Congress of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE), being held in Barcelona, \u200b\u200bSpain. While fertility problems affect more and more often too, it remains clear that the Western lifestyle and ambitions of motherhood do not get along. Coffee and alcohol, for example, reduce the fertility of women who already have trouble conceiving a child naturally. But 'under attack' end also alcohol, cigarette smoke and the extra pounds. A Dutch study of Radboud University, presented at the meeting, reveals as 4 cups of coffee are enough to cut by more than one quarter (26%) chances of becoming pregnant. The research, conducted on 9,000 women showed that the same failure rates are attributable to how many are given a few alcoholic drinks three times a week. But over coffee and cigarettes and alcohol are overweight, can reduce flicker in the hopes of motherhood to a low 5% for women 36 years and have him smoke a few extra pounds. Apart from indulging in too much coffee and alcohol. Evidence also emphasizes Andrea Borini, gynecologist and scientific director of Reproductive Tecnobios that according to his experience shows as "overweight is the number one enemy of ovulation, and also the probability of completing a pregnancy. Blame for hypertension, gestosis and diabetes. So that every gynecologist should seriously suggest to the patient with a few extra pounds to lose weight before becoming pregnant groped. "Smoking is just as bad" because - remember the Italian doctor - damages the tissue of the fallopian tubes. "But a little 'attention also be paid to age, true barometer of ability to become mothers. "The chances of becoming pregnant - revealed Borini - will reach its peak around 20 years, when it stood at around 30% for each report in the fertile period. More generally - plus - 70% of ventennni able to get pregnant within six months. A further 15% next year while the remaining 15% of infertility problems at this age. " But things get complicated quickly. Even at 30 years, "the odds of getting pregnant now dropped to 20%, before falling rapidly," said the gynecologist.
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