Trying to Conceive During the Coronavirus Pandemic

04/12/20 • 15 min

In this episode, we are talking about the coronavirus and trying to conceive. Of all the questions I have received on COVID-19, I get the most from people asking if this is not the ideal time to try and get pregnant. Deciding when to have a baby is a very personal decision with a lot of factors. This article includes some considerations when deciding if now is the right time to try and conceive. This is an ever-evolving situation, and this episode is the most recent info and data available as of April 12th, 2020.

You can read the full article and resources that accompany this episode by visiting http://pregnancypodcast.com/coronavirusttc/

For more evidence-based information visit the Pregnancy Podcast website at http://pregnancypodcast.com

You can read the full article and resources that accompany this episode by visiting http://pregnancypodcast.com/coronavirusttc/

For more evidence-based information visit the Pregnancy Podcast website at http://pregnancypodcast.com

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For more evidence-based information visit the Pregnancy Podcast website.