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Can Fluids In Abdomen Cause Difficulty In Conceiving?
Hi doctor, i am 29 years old female, married since 6 months and i am trying to get pregnant but it is not happening. i did ultra sound for my uterus and ovaries and every thing seemed very good. but it showed some fluids in my abdomin, are these fluids affecting my fertility? what kind of tests i should do to know what are these fluids? and how to clear my abdomin from fluids?
Mon, 3 Apr 2017
Hi,
Welcome to healthcare magic.
I am Dr Ramadevi Wani. I will be answering your concerns today.
I am giving you some statistics to relax your mind. Among couples trying for conception only 25% conceive during each cycle, 80% conceive in a year's time and about 90% conceive in 2 years time You are married since six months. Stop worrying.
You probably did the ultrasound during ovulation time. That is why a small amount of fluid was seen due to rupture of follicle. This is a normal finding. Do not worry about it. This fluid will not affect your fertility. If you repeat ultrasound immediately after periods, you will not see this fluid on ultrasound.
If you have regular cycles, in all probability you are ovulating and you need not worry.
To increase your chances of pregnancy, you both should maintain normal BMI, stop smoking ( if smoker), and have intercourse3-4 Ines in a week.
If you do not conceive in another six months time, consult Gynecologist.
I hope this is helpful.
Best wishes,
DrRama
Welcome to healthcare magic.
I am Dr Ramadevi Wani. I will be answering your concerns today.
I am giving you some statistics to relax your mind. Among couples trying for conception only 25% conceive during each cycle, 80% conceive in a year's time and about 90% conceive in 2 years time You are married since six months. Stop worrying.
You probably did the ultrasound during ovulation time. That is why a small amount of fluid was seen due to rupture of follicle. This is a normal finding. Do not worry about it. This fluid will not affect your fertility. If you repeat ultrasound immediately after periods, you will not see this fluid on ultrasound.
If you have regular cycles, in all probability you are ovulating and you need not worry.
To increase your chances of pregnancy, you both should maintain normal BMI, stop smoking ( if smoker), and have intercourse3-4 Ines in a week.
If you do not conceive in another six months time, consult Gynecologist.
I hope this is helpful.
Best wishes,
DrRama
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