Period & Conception?

Question

I haven't had my period for a month or so, and I think I will in like 2 weeks...me and my fiancee are trying to have a baby, what are the possibilitys it will work right now? before I start

Answer 1

Your cycle is unique to you. Most women do NOT have textbook cycles and so day counting is pretty useless.

The best way, in my opinion, to time intercourse properly for conception (and to know if you have any issue which may delay conception) is to chart your fertility signs. Your fertility signs can tell you when you're about to ovulate and if you have good quality cervical fluid as well as tons of other useful information about your body.

I highly recommend the following resources: Fertilityfriend.com (software for free and for purchase, online charting tutorial). Ovusoft.com (charting software for purchase and discussion groups), Couple-to-Couple League (not sure of the website). The books: Taking Charge of Your Fertility (assoc w/ ovusoft) and Garden of Fertility. TCOYF at least should be available at the library.

Answer 2

Just search for ovulation calculator in google, it approximately gives your fertile days, but you cannot exactly rely on them. It is good to keep track of your fertility, BBT( Basal Body Temperature) and cervical mucus. There are many websites to help you eg: fertilityfriend.com . You can try it for free for first time. Just do some homework to know your fertile days and try to make love these days and you can get pregnant. For now, I think you are just 2 weeks to your period and you are in your luteal phase in which your system is getting ready for the next period. Again If you have long cycle like more than 30 days, you may be still fertile this month as well. Good luck

Answer 3

Start working on it lol If you think you should have your period in two weeks, you should be about to ovulate. HAVE FUN!