LADYTIMER DAILY QUIZ
May 21, 2023
Women who consume excessive amounts of caffeine while in the early months of their pregnancy have a greater chance of miscarrying.
Studies have found that women who consumed around 200 milligrams of caffeine daily, which is the equivalent of two cups of regular coffee a day, were twice as likely to suffer from a miscarriage. Experts recommend that during the first trimester of pregnancy caffeine should be banned from a woman’s diet, and during the later months the intake should be limited to around a single cup of regular coffee per day.
When held above the ground, or seated in a bouncing chair above the ground, a four-month-old baby should push his or her legs against a hard surface.
At four months, a baby’s leg muscles are beginning to form. When his or her feet connect with the ground, and their bodies are being supported, a four month old should push back against the floor, straightening his or her legs out.
Women over 35 years may be considered to have fertility problems after only 6 months of frequent, unprotected sex without success.
For older women aged 35, infertility may come into question after 6 months
Obesity has no effect on male fertility.
Studies show that obese men are less fertile than men of normal weight, have lower sperm counts and fewer sperm that can swim well.
If women of advanced age (35 years and above) are able to get pregnant, the likelihood of the egg having genetic abnormalities is the same regardless of the age.
Even in your prime, about half of all eggs have chromosomal abnormalities, and the proportion of eggs with genetic problems increases as you age, explains Dr. David Adamson, president of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
All methods of contraception protect against pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
Only barrier methods (male condoms and internal condoms) prevent pregnancy and STIs. The rest only protect against pregnancy but not from infections.