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Can a holiday help you get pregnant?
By Laura Lee Davies on 29/04/2010 16:32:59
When you're trying to conceive, does going away together really make any difference, emotionally or physically?
statistics that tell us that couples regularly having sex will usually get pregnant in the first six months to a year of trying, but even couples with no health issues can sometimes find it takes a lot longer to have a baby. Then there are women who
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Enjoying sex and conception
By Maria Muennich on 23/11/2007 00:04:51
How to keep the fun in lovemaking, even when you've been trying for a while
For many couples who've decided that the time is right to have a baby, the preoccupation with not getting pregnant is quickly supplanted by a preoccupation with getting pregnant, particularly when several months come and go with nairy a little
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Common tests for infertility
By ThinkBaby on 05/12/2007 07:10:01
The road to fertility treatment is paved with tests for both partners - here we outline those most frequently used
's semen, it's usually advisable to get a semen analysis done before embarking on any of the more invasive physical investigations for the female. Here's a summary of the most common fertility tests for women and you can find the tests for men summarised
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Trying for a baby when you're a diabetic
By Maria Muennich on 20/03/2007 06:25:32
What diabetes means for your chances of a healthy conception
that they are pregnant for the first few weeks, it's very important that you get your blood sugar level under control and as close to normal as possible before you start trying to conceive.It's advisable to make a special trip to your doctor to talk about the possibility
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Trying to conceive under 30 and over 30
By Laura Lee Davies on 18/02/2008 01:41:56
How long should you expect it to take for you to get pregnant if you are aged under 30 or over 30
off the pill, it is possible to get pregnant whilst ON the pill in a slim number of cases, and other women find it doesn't take them long at all.A couple of the more pertinent first questions should be:Are we having regular sex?andIs my menstrual cycle
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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
, it can come as some surprise to find out that getting pregnant might not be as easy as we thought. To put some perspective on this, an averagely fertile couple has a 20-25% chance of conceiving with each cycle. Around 92% of couples conceive within 24
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Getting pregnant: where to start!
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/06/2009 00:56:06
You are thinking about having a baby - so what do you do next?!
understands the male role in trying for a baby as well as her partner does.Is your body ready?Mums (and dads) come in all shapes and sizes! Still, there are some aspects of your personal health which will not only make it easier to get pregnant, but which
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