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In a small study, an expert in obstetrics gynecology and reproductive health ofUniversity Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire dr. Rina Agrawal observe the effects of supplementation in 58 women are less fertile. All of the women were treated using drugs such as Clomid to induce ovulation.
Agrawal divide them into two groups. Half of the women were using vitamins every day or so-called conception pregnacare - a nutrient that is specifically designed to support the nutritional needs of women who are trying to conceive - for four weeks.While others take the standard dose of folic acid.
The research team, who conducted experiments at University College London and Royal Free Hospital, found that 60 percent of women who take vitamin successfully attained their pregnancy.While the group of women who consume folic acid numbers kehamilanya mencpai only 25 percent. The findings are published in the journal Reproductive biomedicine.
Dr Agrawal, who has been around 16 years dealing with thousands of patients dealing with fertility treatments, insemination and IVF, suggesting that these findings demonstrate the importance of supplementation in women to increase the odds of pregnancy.
Meanwhile in andrology at the University of Sheffield, Dr Allan Pacey, these findings argue bhawa interesting, but for sure needs to be explored further through a subsequent study with a large scale.
The same thing also revealed Glenys Jones, a nutrition expert from the Medical Research Council, which emphasized that the present invention can not be used as a general recommendation."This study does not necessarily recommend that women undergoing fertility treatment should take a multivitamin before pregnancy. The reason this study is still very limited and other large-scale studies need to menginvestigsi whether this can also be applied pafa a more diverse group of women," he said.
source: kompas.com
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