When is the best time to try and get pregnant

The best time to conceive is during ovulation or the 1-2 days prior to it. The newly released egg is fertile for 12-24 hours.

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The best time to try to get pregnant is when you are ovulating. Most women have about five days in each menstrual cycle when they are most fertile: the days that lead up to and through ovulation. You may have never previously noticed any ov…

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The best time for you to get pregnant is the day you ovulate (it’s the only you can actually get pregnant). However, sperm can live inside of you for up to 5 days – so if you have sex a few days before you ovulate you can still get pregnant…

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Started my period yesterday when is the best time to try harder to get pregnant?

Q: I’ve had an IUD and got it taken out on the 10th of June I have been spotting since then but I think I started my real period yesterday the 30th (or else I’m just bleeding to death because it is bad). When now is the best time to conceive? There is so much info out there I’m a little confused. Real answers please.

A: It can be anytime as early as this month, or up to ???? a year maybe? It all depends on things like how long you had it in. It works the same as any other form of birth control as far as how long you have to wait. Check out this site: http://www.yourcontraception.com/birth-control-methods/iud/pregnancy-after-iud.htmlOn to the next question about conceiving. Buy either a basal thermometer or some ovulation tests. Neither of them are that expensive. The instructions will explain both of them. I’m not sure how the thermometer works, but the ovulation tests work by simply peeing on a stick. One recommendation though would be to buy a digital ovulation test. The others can sometimes be very confusing. It is possible that you could conceive during your period, but also very possible you won’t. You will have to give your body time to ovulate, without all of that Birth control in your system. On the other hand, Some women are extremely fertile right after getting off of Birth Control. Track your Ovulation and you will find out! Best of luck to you!*I found a few more sights for you to look at, some are just people’s personal experiences, others are just info. I figured you would probably like to see both:-http://www.steadyhealth.com/Having_problems_getting_pregnant_after_Mirena_IUD_t100343.html-http://forums.wrongdiagnosis.com/showthread.php?t=11418-http://www.mothering.com/discussions/showthread.php?t=913594-http://www.fwhc.org/birth-control/iudinfo.htm-http://www.babycenter.com/0_intrauterine-device-iud_3564.bc

If Im not on birth control, and have irregular periods, when is the best time to try to get pregnant?

Q: I haven’t been on birth control for over a year therefore my periods aren’t regular. Its hard to plan when it they will come so Im trying to figure out when the best time to have sex is, to become pregnant. Can we have sex before or after my periods and still get pregnant? And how long before and after??

A: If you have irregular periods it’s really worth while to start monitoring your cycles to figure out when you’re ovulating.You can use websites like fertility friend.com, and monitor yourself using body temp, cervical mucus, cervical positioning, lh surge tests (aka OPKs), or saliva estrogen tests (all tests can be bought online for a lot cheaper than in the pharmacy). Monitoring yourself will help make sure you have sex during the right time.If you don’t want to monitor yourself, we can calulate your approx fertile period. Women ovulate 12-16 days BEFORE the end of their cycles. Sperm can live for up to 5 days, and an egg can survive 24 hours. So generally the formula is take your shortest cycle length and subtract 18 , then take your longest cycle and subtract 11. So if your cycles vary 28-40 days then your fertile range would be cycle day 10-29. Remember Cycle day 1 is the first day of full flow of your period. This is your average fertile range, and you should have sex every 24-48 hours during that period.Also, do not use lube unless its a sperm friendly brand like preseed. And if you notice eggwhite like ample cervical mucus, try to have sex ever 24 hours during that time.

How long will it take me to become pregnant and when is the best time to try to become pregnant?

Q: I have been taking Yasmin birth controle, I stopped today. How long will it take before I can become pregnant. And how do I know when I am ovulating and all that good stuff. Is there any certain position I need to be in or stay in afterwards?I need your help, desperate for a child of our own.

A: If you have just stopped the pill, your cycle probably works like clockwork. Doctors usually ask you to wait a month and a mense before you get pregnant after going off the pill because it helps them date the pregnancy. However, getting pregnant two weeks after going off the pill is pretty common and it doesn’t hurt the baby. If you’ve just gone off the pill today, there is no reason for you to be concerned about tracking ovulation, staying in maximum sperm motility positions, etc. Those concerns are for people who have had trouble conceiving. You just started “trying” today! The best advice anyone can give you at this stage of the game is to relax, enjoy life with your partner and be happy. While there is a lot of discussion about fertility problems, nature usually just takes its course and there is no reason to believe that it won’t happen for your family. Good luck and happy conception.