how i will become pregnant?

Question

i got married on jan20,my periods are regular ,but im not got pregnant u just suggest a way to be pregnant

Answer 1

Best time for Conception.
The answer to this is really "it depends." First of all, it would be great to see a provider for a "preconception" visit. At that time, you can get a physical exam, a pap smear.

Your provider can look at your calendar and see when you would be most fertile and describe fertile cervical mucus to you. You should also begin taking a folic acid supplement and be instructed in nutrition and hazards such as alcohol and smoking.

A general answer is that if you count the first day of your period as day one and, if you have regular periods every 28 to 30 days (counting from the first day of your period to first day of next), you should try every other day starting on day 12 to 16 or so.

In ideal conditions (ovulatory mucus and non-acidic pH), sperm live about 72 hours in the female, but the fertilizable life of the egg is only about 12 hours. Conception is more likely to result if intercourse takes place in the day or two before ovulation so everything is ready when the egg is in the correct place. In one study published recently in the "New England Journal of Medicine," no pregnancies occurred in the days after ovulation; instead, they resulted from live sperm waiting when ovulation occurred.

Best Sexual positions.
There are a number of things that you can do to increase your chances of conception.

Best Positions - The man-on-top position works well when trying to conceive. Place a small pillow under your hips following intercourse so that your cervix basically rests in the pool of semen for a short time (perhaps 20 minutes or so). This will allow the sperm time to easily swim up through the cervix. (Important Note: Do not use a large pillow, or you may sabotage your efforts, since the sperm may then puddle behind your cervix. Not a good place to be when trying to reach that egg.) If you have a tipped uterus, you may have better luck having intercourse from behind (hands and knees position). By having intercourse in this position it allows the sperm better access to the cervix.

Positons to Avoid - For most women it makes sense to avoid straddling their partner while making love -- woman-on-top, sitting or standing -- since this can cause the semen to leak and may result in fewer sperm making their way to the egg.

I hope all goes well for you.

Answer 2

1 ) forget about timing it right - relax and enjoy sex
2 ) have sex whenever you want it, instead of planning it
3 ) have arousing talk before having sex
4 ) watch sexy movies before having sex
5 ) it depends on your frequency of periods, and the number of days between a period - but normally anyday between the 10th day to 20th day, having sex can help
6 ) repeat these points every month, without worrying too much, while enjoying what you are doing - just think that you are having a good time with your partner
and after all this / after a year, if you do not get pregnant, then consult your Gyneac, and ask him /her for Artificial Insemination In Vitro

Answer 3

Anjuu, to get pregnant you must have sex on a day that your eggs are being released.

After the 3rd day from the day that menses started put a thermometer into your mouth and check your body temperature every morning before you start turning in bed. The best time is at about 4 a.m. Maintain a chart. You will find that on one day the body temperature drops from 1/2 degree to one degree. This is the day that your eggs are being released. If you want to get pregnant this is the day that you must have sex. Tell your husband to ejaculate on his inward thrust so that the sperms will shoot deep inside.

After having sex you must stay in bed for about 30 mins with your knees bent up with a pillow under your buttocks so that the sperms will not pour out - to enable them to travel up.

Get your husband to save his sperms in the testacles for at least 3 days before sex to enable them to mature well to do their job.

Answer 4

Q: "I'd like to have a baby. Should I aim for a particular time of the month for intercourse -- a particular few days in my menstrual cycle?"

A: It seems funny -- or sad -- that one couple makes a baby the very first time they have sex (whether they want a baby or not) while another couple can try and try for months without getting the child they want so badly.

People trying to have a baby have often been advised to aim for the woman's fertile time midway between her periods. They are told to have intercourse on the day the woman ovulates, or a couple of days before or afterward. Our Institute scientists, taking precise data on more than 200 healthy women trying to have a baby, have determined that you're actually most likely to get pregnant if you have sex the day you ovulate or the five days before.

It seems that a man's sperm may be longer-lasting than some people previously believed, while a woman's ovum, or human egg, disappears more quickly.

Three days after intercourse, there might still be active sperm swimming around that can impregnate and fertilize a newly released egg. But if the sperm is not introduced until after the day of ovulation, a two- or three-day-old egg would be unlikely to still be in good enough shape to be fertilized, even by the freshest of sperm.

You will have a problem, however, knowing when you're five days away from ovulation. There is no test to pinpoint that. A further problem: Your ovulation and fertile "window" - the time when you're likely to get pregnant - can wander around. It's like a moving target.

Older guidelines for getting pregnant assumed that the average woman is fertile between days 10 and 17 of her menstrual cycle. But that's a very rough approximation -- an "average" that may not mean much for you as an individual woman.

Seventeen percent of the women were fertile by day seven of their cycle. Two percent of women were fertile by day four!

Our study also showed very late ovulations occur, even in women who said their cycles were usually regular. Because of these late ovulations, 4 to 6 percent of the women were potentially fertile more than 28 days after the start of their cycle.

In fact, even women who regarded their cycles as "regular" had a 1 to 6 percent probability of being fertile on the day their next period was expected.

Q: If ovulation times vary widely - and you can't accurately predict them five days ahead of time -- what should a healthy young woman do? How, in other words, should you go about trying to get pregnant?

A: Well, the director of our NIEHS study, Allen Wilcox, M.D., Ph.D., suggests many couples are best off forgetting about getting the timing "right."

Dr. Wilcox says, "If the average healthy couple wants to get pregnant, they are just as well off to relax and forget "fertile windows" and simply engage in unprotected intercourse at least two or three times over the course of each week."

That's easy-to-follow advice. And you're likely to hit "right" two or more times within the fertile days occurring in each of your cycles.

If you don't conceive the baby you want in a year or so of regular intercourse, talk to your doctor. You may be the one couple in six that has a fertility problem. Simple tests can often pinpoint and help overcome it. The problem can reside in your man about as often as in you, so he will need to be tested too.

At some point, you may be referred to a fertility clinic or specialist. You may be prescribed a drug to trigger ovulation, and your mate's best sperm will be introduced by the doctor at that time. There are other technologies, too - some of them very expensive. There is also some risk of triggering two or more eggs and having a bigger family than you expected.

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Answer 5

I got married last Oct and until now, i am not pregnant yet.
I suggest you to see a doctor but most of them will ask you wait for a year before seeking any medical help.

Answer 6

why?u r in hurry dont worry just wait.you will surely become pregnant.have your intercourse on 14 day after your periods.usually it is assumed that a woman ovulates on her day 14 so you must try from day 10 to day 18 .while having intercourse just lie in man up and female down position,than both the parteners should be aroused to maximum extent,after that only man should ejaculate and the female should not get up she must lie in the position for at least one hour.try this for two three months have proper diet and sleep.if you dont get the results than consult a doctor

Answer 7

Your periods are regular, but are you doing Sex in your fertile period, there is nothing to freak about as no medical consultation is required at this point of time.you still have oppurtunities to get pregnant.

Answer 8

madam you first do a blood test at day 3 of your chums to know whether you have all harmones right and thyriod,tb test.Why i say this is it is all basic test for pregnenecy.then do a progestrone test on day21 to see the ovulation.if everything is ok patiently wait you will definetly conceive.all the best.

Answer 9

u should have sex during ur fertile period that is from the 10th day to the 18th day of ur periods.....then one suggestion is atleast alternate days u should have sex...and dont move from ur bed immediately after intercourse...and if possible keep legs elevated for half an hour.....it works .....and obviously no washing urself after intercourse

Answer 10

No. the two between the sexual organs won't be completely shaped and useful. Say you have a penis and a vagina. extra desirable than no longer you will no longer have the two testicles or maybe you will no longer have a uterus. there is actual little or no probability that the two intercourse organ would be useful to reproduce in hermaphrodites.