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Readers can share the methods they have used to combat infertility issues, by joining the conversation on the blog at www.osumcnews.wordpress.com For as long as couples have found it difficult to conceive and start a family, they have tried folk remedies and nonmedical advice from family and friends to improve their chances of becoming pregnant. With the development of the Internet, these recommendations can be shared at the keyboard, and advice has become even more widespread. A study from The Ohio State University Medical Center showed that a majority of infertility patients used alternative therapies while attempting to become pregnant. The findings were published in a recent issue of The Journal of Reproductive Medicine. Nonmedical treatments for infertility can range from dietary changes and herbal remedies to acupuncture, yoga or massage therapy. In some cases charms, cards or other objects have been handed down through a familys generations to help enhance the chance of pregnancy. The study speaks to peoples commitment to do everything within their power to conceive, said Dr. Jonathan Schaffir, obstetrician at The Ohio State University Medical Center and lead author of the study. Most of the nonmedical options are shown to be harmless but very few, if any, have been shown to actually benefit infertility. Schaffir has recognized, and warns against, taking herbal medications, herbal teas, or an overabundance of vitamins, without consulting a physician. Some …

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