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Maximizing the chances of Conception

Each woman should have an idea about the menstrual cycle and the ovulation time (most fertile period) to maximize the chances of  conception.  There are some natural methods available to find out your ovulation time.  The fertile and infertile phases can be identified by the common Calendar (rhythm) method - by taking note of the length of your menstrual cycle, Temperature method - by observing basal (resting) body temperature and Cervical Mucus method (Billing's method)-noting the changes in woman's cervical fluid. This awareness can greatly optimize the chances for conceiving a child. But the reliability of all these methods depends on a woman having regular, predictable menstrual cycles with clear cut temperature and cervical mucous discharge patterns every month. 

Once you know your most fertile period, it is better to avoid love-making for a couple of days before your anticipated fertile time. This increases the number of sperms in the semen, enhancing your chances of conception. After orgasm the sperm takes about 30 minutes to reach the fallopian tubes from the vagina. So the chances of conception are increased still further,  if you remain lying down for at least thirty minutes after making love. The common man on top position during intercourse and keeping a pillow under your bottom, tilting your pelvis to allow full penetration gives a sperm a head start to the vagina and thus enhances conception.

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 1.  Posted on : 8.3.2012  By  :  Chioma , Abia Post Answer
 

What is the effect of b- blood group to pregnancy

 
 2.  Posted on : 5.3.2012  By  :  Shalu Solanki , Fazilka Post Answer
 

I have a 8th month pregnancy. Now i feel very uncomfortable . I feel weekness and breathig problem and very hard pain in upper portion at vegaina. What can i do to solve this kind of problem

 
Ans:  Hey shalu...dont worry..it is very normal during pregnancy..just rest as long as u can and make sure u put ur legs to rest with a pillow beneath ur legs or bedding...it will surely help u decrease the pain u r going through..make sure u drink 8-10 glasses of water each day to reduce swelling.....breathing problem will be solved by rest..if possible, go or pranayams early in the morning.....take care
  Posted by Riddhi, Gujarat
 3.  Posted on : 29.2.2012  By  :  Rupali Gupta , Kanpur Post Answer
 

Hi i am 30 yrs old and 2yrs of my marriage has conpleted after a long time treatment i am not success to b pregnent. According to docter there is no problem in my ovalution. Now what should i do pls suggest.

 
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