Tips and Suggestions to Avert Problems Getting Pregnant
In general, between the age of 17 and 30 a woman's body is ripe for pregnancy and she can conceive a baby.
Some couples let nature take its course and see what happens; some purchase BBT thermometers, ovulation kits and plan intercourse on a schedule, but still don't get pregnant.
Are you one of those having problems getting pregnant? Are you getting your cycles regularly? Please note, in case of a perfect 28 day cycle, where the second half of it is exactly 14 days long, you would likely ovulate around day 14.
However, most women do not have it regularly and those having it regular may not even ovulate at the same time each month.
The best thing to do is to have sex three to four times a week - stress-free.
Planning to get a child at an advanced age, i.
e.
after 30, may put you to problems getting pregnant.
Fertility test over may be needed to ensure that the body is healthy to support pregnancy.
If you have used birth control pills in the past, pregnancy may take time.
In some cases over the age of thirty five, particularly with history of miscarriage or a difficult first pregnancy, you may experience infertility problem as egg production rates reduce with age when estrogen levels drop.
Why a female might be unable to conceive cannot be determined solely without considering the factors of her male partner who might have lower sperm count, which is not apt for fertilization.
Infertility is a problem that affects both men and women equally.
Then there is the concern of PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease) causing inflammation and scaring of the fallopian tubes, ovaries and uterus.
Sometimes women are not aware of having PID until they face pregnancy issues and approach doctors.
Treating PID is essential before the inflammation affects reproductive organs.
If the PID is caused by a sexually transmitted disease, intercourse to be avoided till the male partner is cured.
Even under the age of thirty you may have problems getting pregnant.
Normally women are born with a uterus straight up and down position inside of the pelvis.
A uterus tilted inside of the pelvis or a uterus that tilts backwards pointing towards the spine are adverse conditions affecting more than 20% of women to bring ailments and complications in getting pregnant.
A polycystic ovary (PCOS) also can create problems in conceiving.
Owing to developed PCOS you do not release eggs.
So, you may suffer from irregular periods, light or heavy bleeding, mild abdominal discomfort, excessive hair growth on your face, chest and lower abdomen.
It also increases risk of high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes and liver and heart problems.
Maintaining weight, eating a healthy diet and exercising regularly backed by proper medication can help.
Eating disorders cause problems getting pregnant too even in a woman's most fertile years.
It can cause a woman to stop having her periods, compromise ovulation and damage egg production.
A healthy body weight is essential for menstruation.
Young women ought to get treatment from a gynecologist that may include psychotherapy and nutritional counseling.
Some couples let nature take its course and see what happens; some purchase BBT thermometers, ovulation kits and plan intercourse on a schedule, but still don't get pregnant.
Are you one of those having problems getting pregnant? Are you getting your cycles regularly? Please note, in case of a perfect 28 day cycle, where the second half of it is exactly 14 days long, you would likely ovulate around day 14.
However, most women do not have it regularly and those having it regular may not even ovulate at the same time each month.
The best thing to do is to have sex three to four times a week - stress-free.
Planning to get a child at an advanced age, i.
e.
after 30, may put you to problems getting pregnant.
Fertility test over may be needed to ensure that the body is healthy to support pregnancy.
If you have used birth control pills in the past, pregnancy may take time.
In some cases over the age of thirty five, particularly with history of miscarriage or a difficult first pregnancy, you may experience infertility problem as egg production rates reduce with age when estrogen levels drop.
Why a female might be unable to conceive cannot be determined solely without considering the factors of her male partner who might have lower sperm count, which is not apt for fertilization.
Infertility is a problem that affects both men and women equally.
Then there is the concern of PID (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease) causing inflammation and scaring of the fallopian tubes, ovaries and uterus.
Sometimes women are not aware of having PID until they face pregnancy issues and approach doctors.
Treating PID is essential before the inflammation affects reproductive organs.
If the PID is caused by a sexually transmitted disease, intercourse to be avoided till the male partner is cured.
Even under the age of thirty you may have problems getting pregnant.
Normally women are born with a uterus straight up and down position inside of the pelvis.
A uterus tilted inside of the pelvis or a uterus that tilts backwards pointing towards the spine are adverse conditions affecting more than 20% of women to bring ailments and complications in getting pregnant.
A polycystic ovary (PCOS) also can create problems in conceiving.
Owing to developed PCOS you do not release eggs.
So, you may suffer from irregular periods, light or heavy bleeding, mild abdominal discomfort, excessive hair growth on your face, chest and lower abdomen.
It also increases risk of high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes and liver and heart problems.
Maintaining weight, eating a healthy diet and exercising regularly backed by proper medication can help.
Eating disorders cause problems getting pregnant too even in a woman's most fertile years.
It can cause a woman to stop having her periods, compromise ovulation and damage egg production.
A healthy body weight is essential for menstruation.
Young women ought to get treatment from a gynecologist that may include psychotherapy and nutritional counseling.