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How long does it take to conceive?
By ThinkBaby on 25/02/2010 14:13:54
Once you've decided to try for a baby you might expect it to happen right away, but be prepared for it to take a bit longer
How long?It's the million dollar question and one that most couples naturally want to know when they decide to have a baby, how long will it take us to conceive? It might make planning your life that little bit harder, but there's no answer
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When will I conceive?
By ThinkBaby on 08/02/2006 01:28:30
Check out ThinkBaby's conception features for facts and tips.
The forum chat is full of members who are trying for a baby at the moment. Share your experiences there or, if you have questions about conception click here for information about your body's optimum conception conditions.
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Ovulation problems and conception
By ThinkBaby on 23/07/2007 00:44:31
If you have any possible problems which hamper ovulation each month, these might affect your chances of conceiving
If you know you ovulate each month, especially if your cycle days are regular, then you will more easily be able to maximise your chances of conceiving by working out when you are most fertile. However, not all women have regular periods. That does
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What is an endometrial biopsy?
By ThinkBaby on 26/07/2007 01:39:05
Giving your womb a health check can be an important part of a medical investigation into your chances of conceiving
If you are finding it difficult to get pregnant, your doctor will probably discuss your gynaelogical history with you. He or she might also discuss getting your womb examined, this is called an endometrial biopsy.What is an endometrial biopsy?The physical health of your womb is c...
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Coming off the pill
By ThinkBaby on 28/12/2009 01:01:48
How long do I need to leave before trying to conceive after coming off the pill?
Some doctors recommend that you come off the pill three months before you start trying to conceive, others say there’s no need to wait and that you can start trying right away. The amount of time it takes to clear the pill from your system depends
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Folic acid
By ThinkBaby on 04/02/2009 01:38:46
It's the most important prenatal supplement there is, and you should ideally start taking it before you start trying to conceive
Doctors recommend that if you are thinking about having a baby you should start taking a folic acid (vitamin B9) supplement of 400mcg per day - preferably for three months before you try to conceive. If you’ve become pregnant unexpectedly then you
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Sexual positions for conception
By ThinkBaby on 08/12/2007 07:00:29
You may have your favourite or default sexual positions, but are some more equal than others when it comes to conceiving?
in the right positions to optimise your chances of a pregnancy. The first thing to say about this is for you to relax, there's no definitive research that shows certain positions are good for conceiving and others aren't, and you don't need one more thing
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Investigating infertility - where to start
By ThinkBaby on 27/09/2010 01:35:31
Do you have a fertility problem, when should you seek help and are you doing everything you can to try to conceive?
Knowing when to seek helpGetting startedOnce you have been trying to conceive for over twelve months, or six months if you are over 35, your doctor should be open to helping you start investigations into whether there is a problem, and what it might
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How does your body recover from a miscarriage?
By ThinkBaby on 31/01/2008 12:24:44
What can I expect after a miscarriage? When will periods return and when will I be back in a fit shape to conceive?
recovery and it's important that you look for support and give yourself time to deal with any feelings of grief and distress.When will I be able to try to conceive again?Doctors recommendations on when you will be ready to try to conceive again may vary
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Infertility – an overview of common causes
By ThinkBaby on 08/07/2009 01:03:05
There's a wide variety of reasons why couples may have difficulty conceiving - it's just as likely to be a male problem as a female problem, and doesn't necessarily require medical intervention
Infertility is something of a misnomer, as it suggests that there is no chance of conception taking place at all, which is only true for a small percentage of couples. More commonly 'infertility' is used to refer to difficulties in conceiving
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