Trying To Get As Many Serous Answers As Possible TTC?

Question

After Stopping The Pill How Long Did It Take You To Conceive ?
What Did You Find The Best Way?

Answer 1

I was on the depo shot for 3 years and once i stopped taking it. It took me a year to get pregnant.

Go to http://www.mymonthlycycles.com and put in your period info and it will calculate when you will be fertile and ovulating.

Trying to Conceive - Helpful tips for getting pregnant
Find out when you are ovulating
There are several ways you can do this. One of the easiest ways is to purchase a Basal thermometer and start charting your temperatures. You can use Justmommies free fertility chart to record and keep track of your temperatures. Make sure you take you use a basal thermometer.

It is the most accurate for charting ovulation. Take your temperature as soon as you wake up, before you get out of bed, go to the bathroom or do anything. Try to take your temperature at the same time every morning if you can. This way your chart will be more precise. The best time to have sex is between the time your temperature drops and before it rises again.

One other way you can find out when you are ovulating is by using an ovulation predictor test. You can purchase ovulation tests in bulk online to make it more affordable. Ovulation kits measure the amount of Lutenizing Hormone in your body. Right before you ovulate your body releases a large amount of LH. The test kits are easy to use. They are very similar to a pregnancy test. You will have a reference line and then a sample line to compare that to. Once you show a positive test for ovulation you should have intercourse within twenty-four hours.

Some of the best ways to predict when you are ovulating are by watching your body for signs of ovulation. Some women feel cramping on one side when they ovulate. Ovulation pain should not be the only thing you watch for but it is one indicator of ovulation. You should also keep an eye on your cervical mucous. You will notice that your cervical mucous will pick up several days before ovulation. When your cervical mucous starts to look like egg white and becomes really slippery, this is the best time to get pregnant. The slippery consistency helps to carry the sperm up the vaginal canal. Some doctors recommend taking Robitussin to help thin out your mucous which will help to transport the semen.

Some dos and don’ts for getting pregnant

Do limit movement after intercourse. Standing up after intercourse can cause the semen to leak out. Try to wait twenty minutes after sex before getting up and moving around.

Do try to keep the sperm inside your vagina longer. You can hold the labia together to try to keep the sperm inside of you. You can also try putting a pillow under your pelvis to help tilt your body so the sperm can travel upwards easier.

Do try to make sex enjoyable. Sometimes when a couple is trying to conceive it will affect the quality of their sex life. More enjoyable sex means higher sperm count and better “swimmers”.

Do limit intercourse and male masturbation prior to the days you are trying to conceive. It will help to increase the man’s sperm count and improve your chances of getting pregnant.

Do take prenatal vitamins if you are trying to conceive. Folic acid and other vitamins are very important during the first trimester of pregnancy.

Don’t drink alcohol or use drugs at the time of conception. This applies to both the male and female. There is strong evidence that alcohol can effect your chances of getting pregnant.

Don’t douche after having intercourse. It can wash out the sperm that has just entered your body.

Don’t have oral sex prior to intercourse. There is some evidence that the bacteria in the mouth can cause damage to male sperm.

Don’t have anal sex prior to intercourse. Bacteria in the anas can be carried into the vagina from the man’s penis. If you do have anal sex before intercourse, make sure your partner washes his penis first.

If you have been trying to conceive for over a year please consult a doctor. You may need to have tests run or use fertility treatments.


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Answer 2

This is my standard answer......... go get a book called Taking Charge of your fertility by Toni Weschler
This book will help you with all of your menstrual and conception questions. It’s for all women - not just women trying to conceive. It covers everything from temperature to mucus checking, etc.. It will help you understand your body and all the myths about it. It will help you time when you are ovulating and the best times to conceive – or not! It tells you how to figure out your cycle and what to expect. My husband and I tried for a year to conceive and nothing happened. The first month I used the book we conceived right away. Now I am due Feb 2. It's about knowing your body and knowing when you are fertile or not. You can pick and choose what you do with your info. Good luck and don't listen the all the myths!

Answer 3

I don't have kids yet but I know the average time to conceive is 6 months after being on the pill. But that's AVERAGE - could mean 50% get pregnant right away and 50% have to wait a year.

Answer 4

Generally depends on what type of pill and weather it be via injection or oral... check with your doctor but it can take up to 18 months to start regulating your ovulation cycle... many other factors are also involved such as diet excercise and stress can all efftect how regularlly you ovulate, try to relaxe eat right start taking Fefol (pregnancy vitamins) cut out caffine and smoking.. this will increase your chances of concieving... you only have 24% of a chance to convieve per cycle.. by taking those extra measures you are ensuring you are doing all you can do!!! GOOD LUCK

Answer 5

I found the best way to conceive is to monitor menstrual cycles by recording when they start each month and then finding the middle of the cycle. That is usually when women ovulate each month. I went on eBay and bought a reusable saliva tester that told me when I was ovulating and learned when to have relations at the right time. Worked twice for me! I wish you the best of luck :)

Answer 6

I took an oral pill, and was pregnant 4 months later. But I had only taken the pill for about a year. We had sex 14 days after the 1st day of my period. BAM. That's all it took.

Answer 7

I stopped taking the pill last December, and I'm STILL TTC. Sigh, thought I was pregnant this time for sure, but NOPE! :(

Answer 8

I attempt to reply all my contacts if feasible nevertheless it will depend on what the query is and whether or not I can furnish a correct reply. Some American questions I might now not have a clue to so I chorus from answering simply to acquire the further facets.

Answer 9

I was pregnant the following month, but unfortunately I lost the baby before I even knew I was pregnant.

Good Luck!

Answer 10

can you imagine as soon as i stopped taking it i missed my period the next month, thats when i realized i was pregnant...my daughter is 3 now.