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Health Recommedation
Research indicates that lifestyle factors such as physical activity patterns, obesity, nutrition, and smoking can significantly impact laboratory test results and pregnancy outcomes associated with assisted fertility techniques.
A review of literature has led to the identification of 9 general categories concerning the relationship between assisted reproductive technology (ART) outcomes and lifestyle factors. These categories include weight management and diet, exercise and physical activity, psychological well-being, medication avoidance, alcohol and drug consumption, disease prevention, environmental health, spiritual well-being, social health, and physical health.
Given the importance and modifiability of lifestyle factors in fertility, the success of assisted fertility techniques can be greatly enhanced through the assessment of lifestyle patterns in infertile couples. Designing and implementing healthy lifestyle counseling programs before and during the utilization of assisted fertility techniques can prove beneficial.
In an effort to support our customers, Serene collaborates continuously with professional third-party assisted reproductive clinics and doctors to provide general health recommendations tailored to individual needs.

Female Lifestyle Recommended
To optimize fertility and enhance the success of assisted reproductive techniques, consider the following lifestyle recommendations:
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Stress Management: Explore acupuncture and mind-body interventions like yoga, Tai Chi, and meditation to alleviate stress
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Abstinence: Refrain from sexual activity for 3-4 days before oocyte aspiration and after embryo transfer.
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Chronic Condition Management: Under medical supervision, control chronic conditions to ensure optimal health
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Immunization: Ensure your immunization records are up-to-date to protect against diseases such as rubella, tetanus, influenza, and whooping cough
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Weight Management: Control weight and incorporate relaxation and stress reduction techniques into your routine
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Exercise: Engage in moderate exercise such as brisk walking, avoiding strenuous activities
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Dietary Considerations:
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Avoid greasy, grilled, and saturated fat foods
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Minimize canned food consumption
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Limit caffeine intake to one can of caffeinated beverage per day
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Refrain from drinking alcohol and smoking
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Avoid exposure to secondhand smoke
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Opt for BPA-free plastics to minimize exposure to harmful chemicals
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By incorporating these lifestyle adjustments, individuals can optimize their fertility and improve the likelihood of success with assisted reproductive techniques.

Male Lifestyle Recommended
To optimize fertility and support assisted reproductive techniques, consider the following lifestyle recommendations:
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Dietary Choices:
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Follow the Mediterranean diet, rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats
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Consume antioxidant-rich foods to support reproductive health
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Sexual Abstinence: Refrain from sexual activity for 3 days before sperm aspiration to optimize sperm quality
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Chronic Condition Management: Under medical supervision, control chronic conditions to ensure overall health and fertility
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Immunization: Ensure your immunization records are up-to-date to protect against diseases such as rubella, tetanus, influenza, and whooping cough
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Weight Management: Maintain a healthy weight and incorporate relaxation techniques to reduce stress levels, which can impact fertility
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Limitations:
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Avoid alcohol consumption and smoking, as they can negatively affect fertility
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Limit caffeine intake to one to two cans of caffeinated beverages per day
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Avoid greasy, grilled, saturated fat, and canned foods, as they may impact reproductive health
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Opt for BPA-free plastics to minimize exposure to potentially harmful chemicals
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By adhering to these lifestyle recommendations, individuals can support their fertility and enhance the success of assisted reproductive techniques.

Be Cautious
It's crucial to be mindful of medications and treatments, whether they are prescription, over-the-counter, herbal, or complementary, as they can impact fertility treatment outcomes and potentially cause birth defects. If you're undergoing any form of infertility treatment, including Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), your physician should review these medications, as some may interfere with treatment outcomes. Additionally, it's essential to be aware of drugs and medications that are not advisable during pregnancy, as they may cause birth defects or pregnancy complications. Your physician can provide guidance on which medications can be used in moderation or with increased supervision.
Exposure to environmental and workplace hazards should also be considered. These hazards may include products such as pesticides, solvents, and certain prescription medicines that you handle or come into contact with. This exposure can be particularly concerning during the first trimester of pregnancy if conception occurs. It's important to be cautious of environmental exposures, including clothing or equipment used by household members in their work or hobbies, as they can pose risks to pregnancy.