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There is a big possiblity it can since we all know that stress can lead to infertility problems. Having a well rested body can improve fertility and insomniacs are usually tired an cranky. :( |
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the brain controls our whole body. during insomnia our brain gets a short break to reboot itself. this will impact a lot of things and not just infertility. |
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I think I have to agree with you guys. Although I don't know any insomniacs, I know what it's like to operate on little or no sleep! You are tired, cranky and everything seems to be colored grey... It's quite depressing when you don't sleep well! |
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I am cranky when I get little sleep too. Plus you are not always yourself and more grumpy. I can already imagine how tired and achy everything feels. Maybe your sister should seek treatment for her insomnia. The brain needs at least 8 hours of rest in order to function correctly at all times. |
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to think that you can not sleep, is a big event within me for I cannot do exactly what I wanted to do, if my mind can not rest for a while, much more to those who have problem in sleeping, like insomnia! Oh, I'm afraid that it is true that it is a big contributor in infertility. |
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it can. you are tired and stressed all the time. your sister should get help and sleeping aids. |
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People who are frequently stress or have high stress levels often develop heart disease or get a stroke. This is why insomnia is a deceptive disease as it can complicate other diseases too. |
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a woman who has insomnia may or may not have fertilization. it depends upon the physical body of a woman, she may sustain the sleepless moments and still she has fertility. |
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I agree with their advices. |
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It is very important that our body can have a good night rest.It is in sleeping that we can rest so that we can have strength for the next day. |
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Under stress our sleep cycles are commonly disturbed. People under stress find it hard to have a restful sleep. The resulting sleep deprivation and insomnia alter the daily rhythms of several hormones involved in reproduction and fertility. This in turn can contribute to infertility. |