, WR Aundrae Allison, DE Jayme Mitchell.
Fantasy take: Chester Taylor will start in the absence of Peterson and is a tremendous fantasy option. Tarvaris Jackson is active and will start against Oakland.
Inactives: WR Robert Meachem, DB Jay Bellamy, CB Usama Young, LB Matt McCoy, G Andy Alleman, DT Brian Young, T Jammal Brown, DE Charles Grant.
Fantasy take: The absence of Young will hurt the effectiveness of the Saints' offensive line. The team has some injuries on defense, but the Saints crew has little value in fantasy football.
Inactives: QB Jared Lorenzen (3rd QB), CB Craig Dahl, WR Steve Smith, RB Derrick Ward, T Adam Koets, DE Dave Tollefson, DT Manuel Wright, G Kevin Boothe.
Fantasy take:Plaxico Burress is active and will start in Detroit.
Inactives: QB JaMarcus Russell (3rd QB), QB Josh McCown, RB LaMont Jordan, CB John Bowie, LB Isaiah Ekejiuba, C Jake Grove, T Mario Henderson, DT Josh Shaw.
Fantasy take: Daunte Culpepper will start with McCown out of action. Andrew Walter is second on the depth chart. Justin Fargas will continue to start at running back, but Dominic Rhodes will see more work with Jordan out.
Inactives: QB Kevin Kolb (3rd QB), RB Tony Hunt, DB Marcus Paschal, G Max Jean-Gilles, DT Kimo von Oelhoffen, G Scott Young, DE Jevon Kearse, DE Montae Reagor.
Fantasy take: Brian Westbrook (knee) is active and will start. Correll Buckhalter will see all the carries behind him with Hunt inactive.
Inactives: QB Charlie Whitehurst (3rd QB), CB Paul Oliver, SAF Eric Weddle, LB Anthony Waters, C Nick Hardwick, WR Malcolm Floyd, TE Scott Chandler, DE Luis Castillo.
Fantasy take: The continued absence of Castillo makes Maurice Jones-Drew and Fred Taylor more attractive fantasy starters.
Inactives: QB Luke McCown (3rd QB), RB Michael Bennett, DB Keiwan Ratliff, LB Jeremiah Trotter, G Dan Buenning, TE Keith Heinrich, DE Greg Spires, DT Greg Peterson.
Fantasy take: Michael Pittman (leg) is active, but Earnest Graham will continue to start for the Buccaneers.What information is required for screening?
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There’s a vast array of information out there about why you may be struggling to get pregnant, but do you know what’s true and what’s false? From old wives’ tales to scientific research, we share the evidence behind some of the most commonly held fertility beliefs to keep you informed.
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When it comes to the length of time it traditionally takes to get pregnant, age plays an important role. According to Dr. Jessica Scotchie, a reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist at Tennessee Reproductive Medicine, the chances of a couple conceiving in any given month if the female is younger than 35 is about 20-25%. “This is assuming the woman is ovulating (having regular predictable cycles), the tubes are open, and there is ample sperm production,” she explains. In this scenario, 60% of couples will be pregnant after six months, and 85% will be pregnant within 12 months. If you have been trying for 12 months or longer and have not conceived, an evaluation can prove beneficial.
For women looking to get pregnant who are 35 or older, the pregnancy rate drops to about 10-15% in any given month, and it’s wise to seek evaluation if conception hasn’t occurred within six months. “Pregnancy rates plateau after about six months in women 35 and older, which is why we recommend earlier evaluation for these couples,” says Dr. Scotchie.
It’s true that 15% of couples struggle with infertility at some point. A couple is defined as infertile if a pregnancy hasn’t been achieved within 12 months of unprotected intercourse. Fortunately, treatment is possible. Depending on your situation, your doctor may recommend a number of evaluations. Dr. Scotchie explains, “Treatment options are highly specific to each couple, their age, and their history.” Options may include medication to induce ovulation; insemination, which involves placing the sperm in the uterus; in vitro fertilization, which involves stimulating the ovaries, removing eggs, and fertilizing them before returning an embryo to the uterus; sperm, egg, or embryo donation; and gestational carriership,