Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva have begun a new stage as a married couple after a few months full of stress, nerves and excitement. After much waiting, the lovers said 'I do' and received the sacrament of marriage on July 8 in a beautiful wedding that was held in the chapel of the El Rincón palace, in Madrid.
After fulfilling their dream of walking down the aisle with their better half and enjoying a beautiful honeymoon in Africa and French Polynesia, Onieva and Falcó are ready to increase their family and become parents, something that makes them a lot of hope. ''After getting married, what we are excited about is having children," the Madrid businessman declared for the gossip magazine HELLO!
After hearing different rumors about whether Isabel Preysler's daughter was undergoing some fertility treatments, the Marchioness of Griñón explained to the press that she had resorted to a new technique called naprotechnology, which controls women's bodies to increase fertility. opportunities. This method serves as an alternative to different assisted reproduction techniques, such as artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization.
This technique is associated with more religious and conservative sectors of the population, since they consider other methods 'unnatural' as sexual encounters do not occur to get pregnant. ''Naprotechnology is pure medicine, what it does is look for any problem in the gynecological health of women or if it is a search for pregnancy, studies on men are also included to cure any possible problem that exists in that health and as a result of a good health for pregnancy to occur,'' explained expert Marichu Suárez on The Ana Rosa Program a few weeks ago.
According to Álvaro Ortega, director of Fertilitas, in an interview for the COPE radio network, naprotechnology is an "infinitely cheaper" method than in vitro fertilization (IVF), since there is no embryonic manipulation and, in many cases, In in vitro fertilization you have to resort to many cycles. It should be noted that, according to the Segrelles assisted reproduction center, an IVF cycle can range between 4,000 and 6,000 euros.
As Laura Martínez Otón, journalist and volunteer at the COF Getafe Foundation, explains in her blog dedicated to the topic, a cycle of naprotechnology can cost about 200 euros, although in her clinic the figure is lower. At the moment it is unknown which clinic Falcó went to, so the cost of his medical procedure cannot be calculated.
According to Diez Minutos magazine, Tamara Falcó would have to wait to become pregnant for at least three months due to the vaccines she received in order to go on the African safari.
According to the experts contacted by the magazine, the vaccines that are usually given to travel to places that newlyweds have visited have a contraindication for getting pregnant. If these precautions are not followed, there is a risk of complications in the gestational process, as well as malformations in the fetus.
