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About Infertility

  • Defined as the inability to achieve pregnancy after

    12 months

    of regular & unprotected intercourse 1.
  • Infertility Affects

    8%-12%

    of couples worldwide 2.

  • Influenced by

    PCOS, endometriosis,
    and tubal issues 2

  • Common lifestyle causes:

    stress, smoking, alcohol Intake, and diet 1, 2

  • Disrupts Hormones, Leading To

    irregular periods
    and anovulation 3

  • Obesity Affects

    egg quality and
    uterine receptivity 3A

  • Increased
    infertility
    risk 3B

    3X

  • Effects of Obesity

    Lowers IVF success and raises miscarriage risk 3C

Link Between Obesity And Infertility

Smart Shifts
That Support
Long-Term
Weight
Management

Smart Shifts That 
Support Long-term Weight Management

Eatingbr For Wellness

Eating
For Wellness

A balanced, nutritious diet supplies essential nutrients while helping maintain a healthy balance between energy intake and energy use 4. There’s no universal “perfect diet,” as each individual’s needs and preferences vary. Strategies that work for some can be tough to sustain for others. But dietitians or nutritionists can help personalise your eating plan and offer ongoing guidance tailored to your culture, lifestyle, and health status.

Stayingbr Active

Staying
Active

Physical activity goes beyond burning calories; it also supports metabolism and well-being 5. You don’t need to hit the gym daily, simple movements like walking or taking the stairs count 6. WHO recommends aiming for at least 150 minutes of physical activity per week 7.

Medication & Medical Therapies

Medication &
Medical Therapies

Weight management medications may be prescribed alongside lifestyle changes if clinically indicated 8. These medicines are meant for treating obesity, not cosmetic weight loss, and are appropriate for people with a BMI above clinical thresholds or with related health issues 9. Use must be supervised by a doctor, as side effects or contraindications may occur.

Metabolic Surgery

Metabolic
Surgery

For certain patients, especially those with severe obesity and related health problems, surgical options may be considered 10. Surgery requires careful evaluation by specialists and long-term follow-up for successful obesity management 11.

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Break The Myths, Break The Cycle

Myth

Obesity only impacts fertility in women Fact

Fact

Obesity not only impacts fertility rates in women, it has a negative impact on fertility in men 11 Myth

Myth

IVF can support conception irrespective of weight. Fact

Fact

IVF success rates are lower when obesity is unmanaged, and miscarriage risk is higher. Weight management can significantly improve outcomes 10. Myth

Myth

Weight-related infertility is permanent Fact

Fact

With medical care and lifestyle changes, many weight-related issues are manageable 3B. Myth

Consider Medical Treatment To Win Over Hormonal Issues By Winning Over Obesity

Infertility combined with obesity can place an emotional and financial strain on women and families. Counselling and supportive care can be helpful during treatment. For women undergoing IVF, weight management before and during treatment may improve outcomes and reduce complication risks.

Begin
Where It
Matters

Winning Over Obesity Starts With The Right Support

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