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The short answer is yes… but it’s more complex than most people think. When people hear that stress affects fertility, they often think of everyday stress like work deadlines or being busy. While chronic stress can impact your overall health, it’s usually significant physical or psychological stress that has the greatest effect on ovulation. This can include: • Extreme dieting or rapid weight loss • Over-exercising • Chronic sleep deprivation • Major emotional trauma • Significant ongoing psychological stress These types of stress can affect communication between your brain and your ovaries through the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian (HPO) axis, potentially delaying or preventing ovulation. That said, stress is not the explanation for everyone struggling to conceive. Fertility is complex, and if you’ve been trying for months or years, it’s important to investigate the underlying causes rather than simply being told to “just relax.” At Nourishing Apothecary, Mel and Danielle help women identify what’s really affecting their fertility, from ovulation disorders and hormone imbalances to egg quality, PCOS, endometriosis and IVF preparation. They consult Australia-wide via Zoom and create personalised treatment plans using evidence-based herbal medicine, nutrition and targeted supplementation. 🌿 Start with a FREE Discovery Call www.nourishingapothecary.com.au #ovulation #fertility #stress #ttc #ivf

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