Titlebook: Obesity and Fertility; A Practical Guide fo Emily S. Jungheim Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 fertility care.obesit

Pandemic

Childhood and Adolescent Obesity: Implications for Reproductive Health and Function,r health concern as childhood obesity predisposes individuals to adult obesity and the associated medical sequelae. One such sequela is reduced fertility potential. This chapter sets forth to review current literature on childhood and adolescent obesity and its impact on reproduction health in this unique population.

UTTER

Contraceptive Counseling in Obese Women,edical comorbidities makes individualized counseling essential. Several tools have been developed to assist clinicians in counseling these women. Ensuring obese women are using the most effective methods of contraception will help reduce unintended pregnancy, and subsequently obesity-related morbidities in this population.

incredulity

HEDGE

過份艷麗

吵鬧

Fertility Treatment Outcomes in Obese Women,inical pregnancy and live birth rates after ART. Finally, we review perspectives on endometrial receptivity and embryo quality in obese women—currently a focus of intense debate—while highlighting the clinically demonstrated benefits of modest weight loss on both spontaneous conception and ART.

Analogy

Obesity, Reproductive Outcomes, and Access to Infertility Treatments: A Clinical and Ethical Debatey enforced in countries such as New Zealand and the United Kingdom. Arguments for and against restricting access to fertility care must also be considered within a framework that considers the core ethical principles of autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice.

控制

.Obesity and Fertility. provides advice for reproductive medicine physicians and gynecologists to help guide obese patients toward improved reproductive health and outcomes..978-1-4939-4839-0978-1-4939-2611-4

挑剔為人

Incise

Jorge E. Chavarro MD, ScD,Eden Cardozo MD,Myriam Afeiche MPH, PhD