Taking Drugs While Pregnant

When you are trying to get pregnant you would assume that predicting ovulation and getting pregnant are one in the same, but you need to know the biological foundation of what actually maximizes your probability of conceiving. Here are some facts you should know when trying to conceive (with medical references).

1. Finding your 4 most fertile days before ovulation makes all the difference.

According to an article published in the Journal of Reproductive Medicine, “Proper identification of the fertility window may shorten the time to conception from 6 months to one month for the majority of women.” (3 out of 4 women).

If you have been trying to get pregnant, ask yourself one question: are you sure that you are utilizing your entire fertile window or are you like many couples-“saving up for that one day that you plan to have intercourse”? Reproductive Endocrinologists agree that conception is possible from intercourse beginning 5
days before ovulation extending through the day of ovulation, and that the highest probability of conception occurs with intercourse on the days prior to ovulation, rather than the day of ovulation itself. Since sperm may survive for up to 6 days in the female reproductive tract. You should be having intercourse those days when trying to get pregnant.

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The Ancient Chinese Gender Prediction Chart is to help predict your baby’s gender based on the mother’s age at conception, and the month the child was conceived.  As legend would have it, the Chinese Gender Chart was buried in a royal tomb over 700 years ago.

If you were between 18 and 45 during the time of your conception – find your age along the left column of the Chinese Gender Chart and the month along the top column.  Where the two intersect you will find the prediction of the gender of your baby

* Note: Although this chart is said to have a success rate of over 90 percent, keep in mind that this is solely for entertainment purposes.