POWER FERTILITY CENTER｜Does Pre-Pregnancy Anxiety Really Affect Conception? Dr. Nathan Zhang Discusses USA & Mexico IVF Egg Freezing

2025-05-06 20:08:06，visits： 25

 

On the path to parenthood with USA IVF, anxiety seems to be an inescapable shadow for many couples. Whether trying to conceive naturally or choosing to travel abroad for Mexico IVF, anxiety often follows closely behind. So, does anxiety truly have a negative impact on pregnancy? And how can one maintain a peaceful state of mind during this special time to welcome a successful pregnancy? Let's explore this together.

 

Throughout the long journey of trying to conceive, various worries may surface one after another. From whether to take folic acid on time every day to whether the body's immunity is strong enough, every detail can make prospective parents feel anxious. Especially during the ovulation period, this anxiety is more likely to be transmitted between partners, and each month feels like experiencing a cycle of emotional lows, leaving people physically and mentally exhausted. Scientific research has long confirmed that persistent anxiety is not conducive to natural conception, and for couples actively trying to conceive, this anxious state of mind is undoubtedly adding fuel to the fire.

 

Foreign studies have further revealed the subtle connection between emotions and fertility. Research shows that when women are in a state of chronic stress and anxiety, it can activate certain neural pathways, thereby affecting the normal secretion of sex hormones in the body and potentially interfering with the ovaries' ovulation function. An American study even found that higher levels of alpha-amylase in women were significantly associated with a lower chance of pregnancy. In addition, an Israeli research team discovered that in USA IVF treatment, reducing patients' psychological stress through humor and other means can effectively increase the success rate of conception. These studies all point to a clear conclusion: a positive and optimistic mood has a significant positive impact on the outcome of IVF treatment. Statistics show that approximately 32% of women in the early stages of infertility treatment face varying degrees of psychological problems, further highlighting the importance of psychological support.

 

Throughout the entire IVF treatment cycle, anxiety may also be an ever-present companion. Before starting treatment, prospective mothers often bear dual pressure from family and society, and some women have even experienced multiple failed IVF attempts, leaving them physically and mentally exhausted. After entering the treatment phase, due to a lack of sufficient understanding of the medical process, those trying to conceive are prone to feelings of anxiety, unease, and even hostility. And after embryo transfer, the prospective mother's nervousness often intensifies, with both the anticipation of success and the fear of failure potentially causing significant psychological distress.

Dr. Nathan Zhang, a national expert in the field of assisted reproduction and founder of IVF USA, specifically points out that for prospective mothers who have experienced previous miscarriages or stillbirths, it is imperative to undergo induced labor or miscarriage under the guidance of a doctor and allow the body sufficient recovery time (usually recommended for 6-9 months) before considering attempting to conceive or undergo IVF treatment again. Dr. Nathan Zhang and the IVF USA team have been engaged in overseas assisted reproductive consultation services for more than ten years, providing services such as USA egg freezing, USA IVF, and third-party assisted reproduction to those in need. With nearly 20 years of deep cultivation in the overseas assisted reproductive field, IVF USA established a presence in the Mexican market early on, becoming the agent in China for Power Fertility Center Mexico (POWER IVF). Currently, Dr. Nathan Zhang's business has expanded beyond the United States to Mexico IVF and egg freezing, Japan and Thailand IVF and egg freezing, as well as Taiwan and Hong Kong. We deeply understand your longing for a baby and are willing to work with you to say goodbye to anxiety and welcome a successful pregnancy with a positive mindset!