Fertility and Nutrition
Nutrition has a strong correlation with fertility
- Anovulation, lowered estrogen levels, and an increased chance of miscarriage can result from being underweight.
- Regular menstruation is impacted by obesity.
- Obesity might cause problems with ovulation and reduce the effectiveness of reproductive medications.
- Women who are obese are more likely to experience hypertension, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, miscarriage, or toxemia.
- Insulin resistance, which results in hormone abnormalities in the ovaries, is associated with PCOS.
- The regular cycle of ovulation might be disrupted by hormonal abnormalities.