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Inflammation and infertility Improve your success by 35%

There are many reasons why couples may have difficulty getting pregnant. Couples with infertility should see a #fertility specialist and complete a variety of tests on both partners. However, what do you do when all of the tests are normal? Recent studies suggest that one cause for infertility might be inflammation in your body. Inflammation is a process by which the body's white blood cells, and the substances they produce, protect us from infection and damaged cells. In some cases, however, the body can get confused and produce inflammation when it is not supposed to. A common example of this is arthritis, which is inflammation of the joints. If someone has arthritis, they know it because their joints hurt. Sometimes, however, people don’t know they have inflammation going on. Fortunately, a simple blood test called highly sensitive C-reactive protein or hsCRP is a sensitive marker for low grade chronic inflammation. Recently, researchers were studying over 1200 women who had 1 or 2 previous miscarriages and were given low dose aspirin or placebo before they conceived. The study failed to find a benefit from giving low dose aspirin. However, they went back and they looked at the hsCRP levels in those women. What they found was very interesting. Low dose aspirin did not help women with low hsCRP levels. But, if a woman’s hsCRP level was higher, than low dose aspirin resulted in more women getting pregnant and more women having a live birth. Women with the highest hsCRP levels got the most boost from low dose aspirin. 30-35% more live births occurred. Checking for inflammation with a hsCRP level should definitely be a test you want to get if you are having trouble getting pregnant If you liked this video remember to like “THIS” video and share it in your support groups and on your favorite social media channels Do you have a topic or question you would like answered on #InfertilityTV ? Let us know in the comments. You don't want to miss any episodes so subscribe to Infertility TV now and visit our website at ivf1.com Increase your "Infertelligence" TM Subscribe to Infertility TV now!!! A new episode of Infertility TV is broadcast weekly every Thursday afternoon or visit our website at IVF1.com ******************************************* Do you want to become a patient at IVF1? ******************************************* Register online here: https://patient.ivf1.com/PatientPorta... Or call: 630-357-6540