how to become more fertile?
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Get to the normal weight rang for your height and build. It helps regulate your menstrual cycle. If you are overweight or underweight if has significant effects. If that isn't;t a problem, talking to an OB/GYN wouldn't hurt. Though as a rule of thumb they make you try for a year without hormonal treatments.
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go to http://www.mymonthlycycles.com and put in your period info and it will calculate when you will ovulate and be fertile.\n\n\nOne of the hallmarks of the current generation is that women are choosing to have children later in life and it is likely that this trend will continue. On average, women today are having two children with approximately four years time between the first and second births. Between 1985 and 1994 the proportion of births to women in their 20s decreased from 62 percent to 53 percent, while the proportion of births to women 30 - 44 years of age increased from 25 percent to 34 percent. Since the mid 1970s there has been a four-fold increase in the percent of first births to women 30 years and older. \n\nOvulation is the term used to define the release of an egg (usually one, though sometimes more) from a woman’s ovary. Conception occurs when a sperm fertilizes the egg. While sperm can survive for several days inside a woman’s reproductive tract, an egg can only survive for up to 24 hours after ovulation. This puts a limitation on the time when conception is most likely to occur. According to a recent survey conducted at the World Congress on Fertility and Sterility, 20 percent of the problems in conceiving are due to a couple’s failure to time intercourse correctly during the woman’s fertile time period.\n\nThe Opinion Research Corporation International (ORC) found that most women don’t know when they can become pregnant. Nearly all women (98 percent) of reproductive age are unclear about how many days each month it is possible to get pregnant, and more than half (52 percent) of women aren’t sure when those fertile days occur during their cycle. Most parents do not know the day(s) on which their children were conceived.\n\nTo increase chances of becoming pregnant, women should monitor their body’s fertile time period - the time that sperm can survive within a woman’s reproductive tract until ovulation and fertilization can occur. A woman’s most fertile period is typically several days (usually no more than 5-6) ending on the day after ovulation. Because menstrual cycles vary from one woman to another and even from one cycle to the next in the same woman, identifying a woman’s fertile time period can be challenging. However there are several methods a woman can use to determine when she is most likely to conceive: \n\nCalendar - A woman can chart her menstrual cycle on a calendar to determine the days she is most likely to ovulate. \nBasal Body Temperature (BBT) - The BBT is a woman’s temperature first thing in the morning, before getting up or doing any activity. In a normal menstrual cycle, a woman’s BBT rises almost one degree from just after ovulation through the beginning of her next cycle. \nCervical Mucus - Most of the time the cervix produces a mucus that protects the body from sperm, bacteria and other organisms. For several days each month, the consistency of the mucus changes to allow sperm to enter the fallopian tubes. By monitoring these changes, a woman can determine her fertile time period. \nSymptothermal - Charting a combination of fertility indicators like cervical secretions and BBT can often help to indicate a woman’s fertile time period. \nThe above charting methods require women to record the secondary signs of fertility caused by changes in hormones. Because these conditions can be affected by factors such as infections or medications, they require careful monitoring and analysis, and they are never 100% reliable. An alternative to these methods is measuring changes in hormone levels. An increase in the level of estrogen marks the beginning of most women’s fertile phase, while an increase in the luteinizing hormone (LH) level signals that ovulation will occur soon - usually within approximately 24 to 36 hours.\n\nThe fertility monitor is a relatively new approach designed to provide daily information about a woman’s fertile time period. The monitor recor
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I'm having the same problem as you are - I'm 22 and my boyfriend is 29.  We've been trying for around 2 years as well.  I went to a doctor about it and after some ultrasounds, etc. I found out that even though I ovulate normally, the eggs never become mature enough to be fertilized.  I was told that was fertility drugs, I'll probably be able to conceive.  You could have something similar.  Have you ever been tested for endometriosis?  Infertility can be a sign as well as severe pain and heavy flow during your periods.  Although not all people have the same symptoms.  When you are financially able, I'd go see a doctor about your problem to find out whats going on.
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woahhh\n\nlots of questions thereee!\n\n1) of couse u can get pregnant....any kinda sex can getu pregnant!\n\n2) leave him if he cheats on u once more after giving him a warning\n\n3) ur not fat...dont think that..im 5'3" and im 105\n\n4) try being a vegetarian..keeps u REALLY healthy\n\n5) i think jainism or buddhism or hinduism will b goodfor you\n\n6) democrat for sure.\n\n7) uhmm..i dont think u wanna get married to a guy who cheats on u\n\n8) bcuz its -5 when u ask a question but plus three when u pick a best answer for the question u asked and plus two for whenu answer a question!\n\n9) idk when ull get to the next level cuz im not sure which one ur on..but try gettng to 1000\n\n10) real estate for sure or go to school and become an asistant teacher or sumthing that wont take too long to get a degree on!
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There's a book called the Art of Natural Family Planning.  I think that's what it is called.  But it teaches how to tell when a woman is ovulating from taking her temperature, and other signs to look for to know the fertile times. It's a great method.  I did not enjoy the pill.  I was moody all the time and I didn't know what was going on with my body. This other method is great.  I know what is going on in my body.  There's more control.  Don't do anything permanent.  SOmeday you might want kids.
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possible, but more unlikely.   Go see a fertility doctor.
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It could mean you are very fertile
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By either charting your body temperature each mmorning or by using ovulation test kits.\n\nHere is a link that might help you::\n\nhttp://wish2conceive.com/ovulation-signs.htm
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Slowly increase your activity. Rest as much as you need to. Get enough sleep at night. \nTry walking. If you have too much pain or feel too tired, slow down. \nDo not do intense exercise, sit-ups, or heavy lifting for 6 weeks. \nYou may have some cramping but you should not have much pain. Some women may have cramping for as long as 6 weeks. You should be able to do most of your normal activities, except for those that require a lot of effort. \nYou may have some light vaginal bleeding. Wear sanitary pads if needed. \nYou should not have sexual intercourse until your body has fully recovered and bleeding has stopped (usually 2 to 3 weeks). It is important to use birth control. In the first weeks of intercourse, use condoms to prevent infection. \nYou should not use tampons for 2 to 3 weeks. \nAs far as fertility this is really variable- some women bounce back pretty quickly, others it can take a few months.
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Now for an educated answer--there really is NO way to increase semen (or siemen--as you spell it.)  There are a lot of gimicks on the market to sell to the gullible out there but if you are drinking plenty of liquids or if you abstain for a healthy length of time the amount you have is the amount you have.  And with every normal, healthy male that amount varies naturally--but the amount is beyond your control.  Don't fall victim to the products on the market that claim to boost your level; they are looking for suckers (poor choice of words, I know).  Save your money and buy a nice hat instead.  At least then you will have purchased an item worth something.
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try not having sex till you are married. and then learn your ovulation cycle as well as use condoms. \nor you can just have your man pull out every time. \nI've learned my ovulation cycle and been active for over 2 years with no baby... I still use condoms though
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survive and reproduce
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The most fertile time for a woman is when she is ovulating, which occurs about 14 days after the start of her last period.  although this shouldn't be counted on for birth control, because cycles and women are all different
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No, although it is possible.  Your most fertile days are usually 2 weeks before the start of your next period (depending on your cycle)\n\nBe sure to use birth control every single time if you are not ready for a child!
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you could get pregnant.
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Get pregnant...they will increase naturally
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a woman is fertile only 3 day a month . If you are wanting to get pregnant you have to count like 12 days from the beginning of your period. for instance if you start your period on the 5th of the month you count 12 days,  so on the 17th of that month you will be fertile so have sex on 17th, 18th and 19th. Good Luck