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A woman's most fertile time is during ovulation. Ovulation typically occurs within day 11 to day 21 of a woman's cycle. f.y.i pls.. |
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How to count this? ..anyone knows? |
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counting from the first day of a woman's last period, day 1 is the first day a woman starts bleeding, the 11th day is most likely the earliest day a woman will ovulate. The 21st day is most likely the last. A woman's period comes between the 28th and 32nd day of the cycle. This may differ slightly because each woman's cycle varies. |
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these are such a great help for me. I'm a woman but i donnt knuw these things |
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oh yeah!!! this is amazing.. i'll tell my wife about this so that we can have a baby right away..lolz :) |
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for us wives, it's best to tell our husband when we are most fertile...this helps us get into pregnant |
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According to a recent survey conducted at the World Congress on Fertility and Sterility, 20 percent of the problems in conceiving are due to a couple’s failure to time intercourse correctly during the woman’s fertile time period. that's why wife, girlfriend, ladies, women whatever we must now learn to know when we are most fertile. :) |
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The Opinion Research Corporation International (ORC) found that most women don’t know when they can become pregnant. Nearly all women (98 percent) of reproductive age are unclear about how many days each month it is possible to get pregnant, and more than half (52 percent) of women aren’t sure when those fertile days occur during their cycle. Most parents do not know the day(s) on which their children were conceived. |
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To increase chances of becoming pregnant, women should monitor their body’s fertile time period - the time that sperm can survive within a woman’s reproductive tract until ovulation and fertilization can occur. |
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A woman’s most fertile period is typically several days (usually not more than 5-6) ending on the day after ovulation. Because menstrual cycles vary from one woman to another and even from one cycle to the next in the same woman... hope this helps! good luck to your wife Bam Twig :D |
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I guess, identifying a woman’s fertile time period can be challenging :( |
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Bam Twig dear, |
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YOu can also try Basal Body Temperature (BBT)method - The BBT is a woman’s temperature first thing in the morning, before getting up or doing any activity. In a normal menstrual cycle, a woman’s BBT rises almost one degree from just after ovulation through the beginning of her next cycle. |
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Try Cervical Mucus - most of the time the cervix produces a mucus that protects the body from sperm, bacteria and other organisms. For several days each month, the consistency of the mucus changes to allow sperm to enter the fallopian tubes. By monitoring these changes, a woman can determine her fertile time period. |
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I used symptothermal. Charting a combination of fertility indicators like cervical secretions and BBT can often help to indicate a woman’s fertile time period. |
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My wife is taking medication: Antidepressants, antibiotics, painkillers, and other drugs used to treat chronic disorders and we learned that these causes temporary infertility. |
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