what is the best way to get pregnate..?

Question

we are trying by having sex of course but i have endometriosis which lesson's the chance of getting pregnate. should i go see a doctor and get put on fertility drugs..we only want one for now not a million lol.....thanks for all the help

Answer 1

pregnant

Answer 2

It's difficult to say exactly how long it will take any one individual or couple to get pregnant. Factors such as your age, general and reproductive health, and when you have intercourse all impact your chances of conceiving a child

However, these general statistics may give you an idea of how long it will take. Normally fertile couples have a 25 percent chance of getting pregnant each cycle, and a cumulative pregnancy rate of 75 to 85 percent over the course of one year. Still, some healthy couples can take even longer to get pregnant

And you can try to increase your likelihood of getting pregnant sooner by learning to pinpoint exactly when you ovulate, and by familiarizing yourself with the cyclic hormonal and physical changes that take place in your body each month.

I have included some links for you so you can do some reading and research on your body. OVULATION IS THE KEY TO GETTING PREGNANT! Remember that. These are the steps you need to take...
1.) Make an appt. with an OBGYN. He or She needs to give you a complete exam and make sure you are having regular periods, that your tubes are unblocked, and that you donot have anything else that may cause you to not get Pregnant ie...sexually transmitted diseases, PCOS, ect...
2.) You need to make sure that you are ovulating. Belive it or not, some women, do not ovulate. And as I said, Ovulation is the KEY to getting pregnant. To do this, you should buy a Basal Themometor (you can buy at almost any store where they sell regular themometors.) and start taking your temps EVERY MORNING BEFORE you get out of bed. to read more about this, check out this website for what they have to say about it.. http://www.mamasark.com/bbt.htm......
3.) you also need to learn to check your Cervix Position AND your Cervial Mucus everyday. To learn more about this check out these websites... http://www.webwomb.com/check_cervical_po...
and
http://www.webwomb.com/cervical_mucus_pa...
4.) Once you have got this all down you need a place to chart them all so that you can keep track of what your body is doing and when you ovulate. www.fertilityfriend.com is the best place to do this. It is a free site and it allows you to chart your temperature, your cervial mucus and position and helps detrmine when you ovulate.

*********OF COURSE YOU CAN ALWAYS JUST DO IT THE OLD FASHIONED WAY AND HAVE ALOT OF SEX AND HOPE FOR THE BEST! LOL But for your best chances, these are the steps you need to take!!*************

~~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~PLEASE REMEMBER!!!! Even a 100% healthy couple only has a 40% chance of conciving each month, so dont get discouraged if it doesnt happen right away, even if you do all the things above. Just have fun with it, and do not make sex a chore or a job, just relax and enjoy eachother, and when the time is right, you will get Pregnant!
Good luck to you and TONS OF BABY DUST YOUR WAY!!!!! *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~...

Answer 3

best way to get pregnant is to not wait until age-related infertility kicks in. if the women who are trying to get pregnant in their 30's had had tried in their late teens, they wouldn't be having problems.

but we in North America have warped our social system such that we expect women to be men and have children at later ages once their "career" is launched and secure. the female body doens't work that way: age related infertility can begin as early as age 26.

"The manner was cold, but the message was clear-and devastating. "Those women who are at the top of their game could have had it all, children and career, if they wanted it," suggests Pamela Madsen, executive director of the American Infertility Associatio n (A.I.A.). "The problem was, nobody told them the truth about their bodies." And the truth is that even the very best fertility experts have found that the hands of the clock will not be moved. Baby specialists can do a lot to help a 29-year-old whose tu bes are blocked or a 32-year-old whose husband has a low sperm count. But for all the headlines about 45-year-old actresses giving birth, the fact is that "there's no promising therapy for age-related infertility," says Dr. Michael Soules, a professor at the University of Washington School of Medicine and past president of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (asrm)."

Answer 4

While it is possible to become pregnant with Endometriosis, the key is to obtain early, effective treatment such as that offered by specialty treatment centers like the Center for Endo Care (see www.centerforendo.com to learn about the success of excision as treatment). Most Reproductive Endocrinologists (those who are true experts, that is) are now sending their Endo patients to specialists like the CEC to have their disease excised first nowadays. Once the disease is truly removed, symptoms including infertility resolve almost completely (regardless of stage) and last a lot longer than with standard laser vaporization, etc. Good luck to you.

Answer 5

Pregnancy can cure endometriosis, but fertility drugs can make it worse.

After six months of trying without the desired result, your partner can have a laproscopy to remove any fibroids that might be blocking her tubes.

There is good reason to believe that pregnancy might be easy to achieve.

Answer 6

Have you thought about having the endometriosis treated? I believe you can have a DNC done.....you should be very fertile after a DNC. Talk with your doctor. Good Luck.

Answer 7

"Lower abdominal discomfort and the best time to get pregnant
Lower abdominal discomfort is also an indication of ovulation and hence the best time to get pregnant. About one-fifth of women actually feel ovulatory activity, which can range from mild aches to twinges of pain in the lower abdomen. The condition, called mittelschmerz, may last anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours."

Answer 8

The best way is to go see a specialist. We did after 6 years of waiting & it worked in 3 mths!

Answer 9

Intercourse jumps to mind... but you already have that covered. Fertility drugs will be the best option for you but no matter what you will run the risk of having a litter... so you have to ask yourself how important is this to you?

Answer 10

going thru the same problem right now, and go to a DR and get your Husband/ bf checked. and seek opinions from Dr as to your endometriosis.

Answer 11

i would go see a doctor and see what ur options are if u dont have a very good chance of getting pregnant or try invetro fertalization