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Tonsils and Infertility
Any relation with tonsils and infertility?
As i have stated in the above description,i would really like to add some more information about what happen if you get pregnant while having constant tonsils .The major risk is constant body temperature rising(fever) in the initial stage of the pregnancy.This can be regarded as a risk for the health of the baby and the mother.Mos to the doctors has said that first three weeks of the pregnancy should be in good health and otherwise it will affect to the health of the baby in long term.It means that when the baby is born he or she is not in good health.Hence,if you get fever due to tonsils during this period of pregnancy or later part it will normally affect to the health of the baby.The second point is that due to the fever you are given antibiotics and some other drugs to combat fever.These antibiotics could also affect to the health of the unborn.If you have tonsils regularly and planing for a baby best thing is to think about these situations that you have to face as a pregnant mother.
I think the tonsils and the fertility has a direct connection.As i have read in many of the medical reports that tonsils are a cause of bacterial infection.The infection of the tonsils make it larger and affects to the immune system of the humans.When the immune system is weak the body temperature is rising.It is very common that if you have infected tonsils you generally get fever may be it is mild or severe.The healthy sperms or the eggs of a woman are destroyed in a high temperature of the body.So,this is the interrelationship of the tonsils and the fertility.The body temperature should be in the natural level to get conceive.However,if you get tonsils as very often,it will destroy the environment for getting pregnant.So,the best thing is to get the tonsils removed from a operation and then get ready for pregnancy.
if you have chronic tonsillitis, that's a sign for a weak immune system which definitively affects fertility.
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