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An excellent over-the-counter remedied for fertility Robitussin works to increase the fertile quality cervical fluid we produce. Also known as guaifenesin it comes in several generic names. Robitussin happens to be one of the original makers of it. For the purpose of this article I will refer to it as simply Robitussin. Primarily used for helping to loosen nasal and bronchial mucus it also helps to "loosen" the mucus all over the body. If you take Robitussin around ovulation time it will
help to loosen and increase the fertile quality cervical fluid, thus
making it easier for the sperm to travel up through it to the
fallopian tubes. Some women notice it makes their cervical fluid
very watery. This over-the-counter remedy has helped many women who
otherwise didn’t seem to have enough of the cervical fluid at the
time of ovulation. I have heard many success stories about taking it for fertility. Robitussin has been shown to help increase the cervical fluid and thus made conception a reality for these women. Of course you should always clarify this with your healthcare provider first. For best results you need to take one to two teaspoons of
Robitussin a day until ovulation. Most women will start taking it
after the menstrual bleeding has stopped. Make sure when you buy it
that it only has guaifenesin in it. Many different formulas exist -
many with a decongestant and / or antihistamine - which can
adversely affect the cervical fluid by drying it up.
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