{"id":14602,"date":"2019-06-21T14:00:43","date_gmt":"2019-06-21T08:30:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.gomedii.com\/?p=14602"},"modified":"2020-01-09T13:47:46","modified_gmt":"2020-01-09T08:17:46","slug":"trying-to-get-pregnant","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/gomedii.com\/blogs\/english\/health-a2z\/trying-to-get-pregnant\/","title":{"rendered":"10 Best Questions & Answers When Trying to Get Pregnant"},"content":{"rendered":"

After taking the decision to have a baby, many women<\/a> trying to get pregnant and do everything they can do to conceive during their next cycle. There are so many questions in your mind when you start trying to get pregnant. Here we have some general questions and answers which may help you to conceive a baby. Facing gynecological problems can be cumbersome, therefore, in any such case, you must visit the best gynecologist near me<\/a> to get yourself treated the right way.<\/p>\n

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Common Question and Answers If you are Trying to Get Pregnant.<\/h1>\n

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Q 1: When do I ovulate, and how can I evaluate my ovulation window?<\/h2>\n

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Answer<\/strong>: This is one of the biggest misunderstandings on how to predict her fertile window. Usually, many women believe that they ovulate on the 14th day of their cycle. This 14th day is based on an average from a group of women and an estimate for a 28-day cycle. However, women can ovulate on any day between day 8-20 of their cycle. In short, unless you have intercourse every other day which is not recommended unless you and your partner are up for it, you try to use your own biological cues to find out when you ovulate and so that you can predict your fertile window.<\/p>\n

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Q2. How long should I lay down after insemination?<\/h2>\n

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Answer: <\/strong>There is no scientific evidence that laying down after sex can increase your chance to get pregnant. However, standing up or going to the washroom can cause gravity to pull sperm<\/a> away from the cervix. Laying down for around 15 minutes after sex can help to get sperm going in the right direction by giving them some extra time.<\/p>\n

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Q 3. Trying to Get Pregnant and Getting Fail, is it Mainly an Issue with the Woman?<\/h2>\n

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Answer:<\/strong> It is a major misunderstanding is that it is the woman\u2019s health issue<\/a> if pregnancy is not happening, or that it due to her age. It can equally be the man’s health issue as it is the woman’s. If you haven’t gotten pregnant within 6-12 months, you should get your man’s sperm count checked too.<\/p>\n

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Q 4: What is the Ideal Time of Day to Have Sex to Get Pregnant?<\/h2>\n

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Answer:<\/strong> Yes. It is morning time. When your man gets a good night’s rest. While sleeping<\/a>, his body regenerates the sperm lost during the day. Although the average sperm cell has a pretty short shelf life, only seven days, even stalwart swimmers can hit their expiration date early if they get too warm from exercise like bike riding.<\/p>\n

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Q 5. Is There a Test for Fertility?<\/h2>\n

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Answer:<\/strong> There is no single test for fertility<\/a> but there are several tests that an infertility specialist can order if they suspect you\u2019re suffering from infertility. First, they will collect your medical history, perform a physical examination and an ultrasound to rule out any abnormalities in your reproductive system. Your doctor can also schedule a test for ovulation, blood tests for hormones (progesterone, prolactin, thyroid hormones<\/a>) on different days of your menstrual cycle, tests of the ovarian reserve to understand the reason of your infertility.<\/p>\n

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Some of the most common conditions that can affect female fertility include:<\/strong><\/p>\n

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