Link Between Poor Health warn Dental and fertility problems

Women who want to increase your chances of getting pregnant should take particular care in the prevention of dental disease, say experts.

A study just published by Australian experts concluded that poor dental health is so bad for fertility and obesity.

Women with gum disease are delayed until seven months to get pregnant, two more than average.

The study authors who presented their results at a convention in Sweden, believe that the cause is inflammation, which if not controlled can lead to reactions could alter the normal functioning of the body.

Severe periodontal disease, which in Europe affecting around 10% of the population, had been linked to heart problems, diabetes type 2 and miscarriage, in addition to poor sperm quality in men .

"Good health" In the latter study, a group of Australian researchers, 3,500 women were analyzed.

The author, Roger Hart, University of Western Australia, said that until now there has been no published studies that point to gum disease as one of several causes that can reduce the chances of pregnancy.

Sugiririó that women seeking to become pregnant should take care of your dental health as well as leaving the snuff and alcohol, being overweight or take folic acid.

"It's a common-sense advice to ensure you are in a good state of health when trying to have a baby."

Severe periodontal disease, which in Europe affecting around 10% of the population, had been linked to heart problems, diabetes type 2 and miscarriage, in addition to poor sperm quality in men .