When you're trying unsuccessfully to conceive, there are often so many questions and concerns that spring to your mind that you may not always feel able to bother your clinic or your consultant with all your niggling worries. Many women resort to asking one another questions about what it is and isn't OK to do when you're trying to conceive on the many online fertility forums, but one of the problems with this is that you'll often receive misleading or even plain inaccurate advice.
What many couples don't realise is that the charity Infertility Network UK offers all its members access to a professional advice line where you can contact a medical profesisonal with all your little worries and queries, safe in the knowledge that you won't be getting anything but the best advice from someone who not only gets their medical facts right, but also understands infertility and knows just how you are feeling and why you have so many questions.
It's not expensive to join Infertility Network UK, and I'd always advise taking out membership to anyone who is trying to conceive. Not only will you benefit yourself in terms of access to information and support, but you'll also be helping to back the campaigning work of the charity as it tries to raise awareness of infertility and of the inequities in the way treatment is currently funded.
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