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Stress Effects On Infertility Treatment
Posted on Mon Feb 28, 2011Stress Effects On Infertility Treatment
A new British study is contradicting all previous studies that say stress can negatively affect a successful outcome for infertility treatments. Before coming to this conclusion, researchers examined the data from over 14 studies including 3,583 women. All of the women included in the study had undergone fertility treatments and were assessed for stress levels prior to treatment. Findings from these studies show that women who were stressed prior to fertility treatments didn’t get pregnant any less frequently than women who were not stressed prior to treatments.
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