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The medical fraternity propositions that
ovulation occurs at mid-cycle i.e. 14 days prior to the next
menses for a woman with a 28 day cycle http://www.infertility.net.au/timing_sex.htm.
In the practical world we live in, this “rule of thumb”
does not work for the women population. They further add that
women can find out the exact days when ovulation occurs medically,
by performing 3 to 6 blood tests in the days preceding ovulation.
This ironically begs the question. How does one do the 3 to
6 blood tests in the days preceding ovulation, when one does
not know the day when ovulation occurs?
The myth that ovulation unfailingly occurs at mid-cycle has
lead to
• doctors advising copulation at mid-cycle, which may
not necessarily result in conception for a woman who ovulates
on Day 6, which is outside this parameter. In some extreme cases,
a couple may copulate twice a week for a whole year and yet
miss the most fertile phase each cycle. This is can be further
exacerbated when the woman has only one or two fertile days
in a cycle or when her male partner has a low sperm count:
• doctors diagnosing couples to
have infertility problems as a result of being unable to conceive
at mid-cycle. These couples are then treated with high-tech,
invasive and painful procedures, resulting in the most obvious
solution being overlooked – that they performed copulation
at the wrong moment;
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| • couples themselves believing
that they are infertile when they may not be. Invariably resulting
in physiological, psychological and emotional problems for themselves.
This matter in itself may ironically impede the very possibility
of conception becoming a reality. |
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use an ovulatory drug called Clomid to increase the fertility
of the mother. This matter needs to be investigated. Ironically,
studies show that this drug actually shortens the life span
of the sperms deposited into the uterus. This ironically results
in making it more difficult for her to conceive, even when she
is actually ovulating at the time of copulation. To exacerbate
this matter even further, recent studies have also questioned
the correlation between Clomid and the risk of ovarian cancer.
Thirdly, the cost of infertility diagnosis
and treatment is usually not covered by most medical benefits.
The cost of a minimal infertility treatment can easily amount
to thousands of dollars. A comprehensive treatment, covering
DNC, and fertility drugs to prepare the womb for conception
may cost even more. Whilst In-Vitro-Fertilisation or Gender
Selection through advanced sperm separation techniques, can
cost several tens of thousands of dollars per attempt Please
check out http://www.microsort.net/
for further details.
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There are other less conspicuous problems
doctors may not take into consideration. Like why women who
have had no problems getting pregnant, yet not successful
in carrying this to fruition. There is huge difference in
treating the women of this particular category to those who
are unable to get pregnant. Chelvam’s
Method addresses each of this two problems
differently by accounting for every single conception, however
early in the cycle these may have occurred.
Commonsense persuades us to first attempt
Chelvam’s Method
before trying any high-tech tests or invasive treatment methods.
Aside from the minimal cost factor in attempting this method,
it is 100% natural with absolutely no side effects. Chelvam’s
Method presented here is the result of the
extensive research conducted by our resident astrologer, Chelvam
(present About Chelvam here). It is quite obvious that Chelvam’s
Method will not be supported by the medical
fraternity for the simple reason that it would not be profitable
for either the physicians or the major pharmaceutical companies
producing the prescribed drugs for the painful & invasive
methods.
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