There are several non-invasive treatment options that you and your partner can try. The first treatment option may seem fairly elementary, but as the saying goes "Timing is everything", literally. If you are not having intercourse when the woman is nearing ovulation or just after ovulation has occurred, you can't conceive. Now would be a great time to invest in a Basal Body Thermometer and the book "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" by Toni Weschler.
If you know that you are having intercourse at the correct time, but still have not conceived after 8 to 12 months of trying, you might want to consider therapy or counseling. This might seem like it is coming out of left field, but many couples that have no known reason for their inability to conceive have been successful after counseling. The mind works in mysterious ways, and if you or your partner have unresolved issues from childhood, or even previous relationships, that could be the only thing that is keeping you from conceiving.
Maybe you or your partner have been diagnosed as having either a low sperm count, poor motility, a lack of ovulation, or irregular cycles. Whatever the problem, as long as it is not a physical condition (blocked tubes, scar tissue, etc.) there are several non-invasive alternative treatment options available to you and your partner.
Herbs have always been on the top of my list as an alternative treatment for infertility, as well as treating many other things like colds, rashes, burns, cuts, and so on. Herbs are the Earth's natural medicines, and they should be treated just like any other medication -
- Know the dose that is right for you
- Make sure any herbs you take will not interact with other medications you are taking
- Know the reputation of the person or company that you purchase your herbs from
- Unless you are qualified to do so, never self medicate - always see a qualified herbalist
Another option that I strongly recommend is TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine). This usually includes some combination of herbal remedies, acupuncture or acupressure, dietary, and lifestyle changes. TCM is especially beneficial for those that are dealing with unexplained infertility.
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