how do you know if you can have kids??

Answer 1

Almost anyone can. If you are young, you can assume you will get pregnant (and pretty easily, within a few months) if you have unprotected sex.

Answer 2

Well in truth you wont fully until you try! I f you have regular periods, you are part way there. It doesnt prove ovulation though. You might get mid month symptoms too, this may indicate ovulation but again doesnt guarantee it. You can try ovulation tests and that would be a more reliable way of knowing, but then a lot more is relevant. For instance how fertile is your partner? Have you hit the fertile time?
some couples pass all the test in hospital but still cannot get pregnant, and one in six couples need some or more help to get pregnant.
the kits a good start but after that you would need further tests from Drs or hospitals to confirm you are fertile!

Good luck

Answer 3

Many women trying to conceive for the first time panic if their periods continue for even three or four months. But the standard definition of infertility is unsuccessful conception after an entire year of unprotected intercourse. At that point, a couple should seek a comprehensive examination that includes menstrual and pregnancy history, semen analysis, ovulation tests, and sometimes a laparoscopy to detect endometriosis or pelvic adhesions. Such testing determines the causes of infertility in 70 to 85 percent of all couples.

Answer 4

There are a lot of reasons for a woman not to have kids, ranging from hormonal imbalance, to inverted uterus, to deffective ovaries, etc. or even the inability of your partner to reproduce (i.e. spermatozoa probs).

After 1 year of sex without using birth control, you are considered infertile if you still haven't gotten pregnant. . When considering whether you may have an infertility problem, however, bear in mind that "normal fertility" is defined as the ability to naturally conceive within 2 years' time. Sometimes it's a matter of determining when you are most fertile.

Age does matter too because of the activeness of the hormones inside your body which causes the release of egg cells and proteins. If you are a younger couple, this is encouraging news. However, if you are 35 or older, another year may be too long to wait before seeking testing and treatment. A woman's fertility declines from her mid-30s into her 40s, as her egg supply ages. At the same time, her risk of miscarriage increases. Although a man's sperm count decreases with age, male fertility is not known to be greatly affected by age.

Infertility can be caused by problems with either the man's or woman's reproductive system, or both. Some conditions are hormonal in nature, and others are structural problems in the reproductive organs that require surgical repair.

Half of all couples tested for a cause of infertility are affected by a problem with the woman's fallopian tubes or uterus or her ability to ovulate. About one-third find that their infertility is caused by problems in the male reproductive tract.

Experts usually recommend that fertility testing begin at home. By using fertility awareness and basal body temperature readings, a woman can identify her fertile period. Some couples find that they simply have been missing their most fertile days when trying to conceive.

Consider medical testing for a cause of infertility if you:

Have noticed a physical problem (such as an absence of ejaculation or ovulation, or menstruation irregularities) or have a history of repeat miscarriages or pelvic inflammatory disease.
Are in your mid-30s or older and have been unable to conceive after 6 months of regular sex.
Are in your 20s to early 30s and have been unable to conceive after a year or more of regular sex.
Initial testing for a couple's cause of infertility evaluates both partners' lifestyle habits and health. Among other general health factors, your health professional will focus on sperm and egg production, checking sperm counts and ability to ovulate. If no cause is found, you can decide whether to proceed with further testing.

Answer 5

I'm guessing you mean how do you know if your old enough, or if your body's mature enough to have kids?

If that's what your trying to ask then...


Mentration is a sign that a women's body is mature enough to support bareing a child. An average woman is most fertile from 10 to 17 days after the first day of her menstrual cycle.

Answer 6

Go to a doctor and make sure everything is fine with you. You can have children from the day of your first period for women.

Answer 7

Just supect that you can and use protection anyway. But using protection will help guard against any sexually STD's. When having sex these days, you can never be to careful.

Answer 8

Most people find out by trying.

Answer 9

just keep your legs spread u will find out

Answer 10

You don't, You just do and hope for the best.