Having Trouble Getting Pregnant

Having Trouble Getting Pregnant

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When couples are trying to conceive, it is common for them to struggle. There are many reasons this could happen. For example, one member of the couple could have a medical condition that is keeping them from producing healthy eggs or sperm. In other instances, the couple has negative lifestyle habits that are keeping them from conceiving. Claim Your 20 Free Pregnancy Tests – Click Here

Regardless of your situation, there are some things you can do to increase your chances of becoming pregnant. Here are some of the top things you should consider.

Talk to Your Doctor

Start by talking to your doctor. Your doctor could be able to give you specific advice regarding your situation that will help you conceive as there are many factors causing infertility. The most common are stress, chemicals, as well as age. It is important to know how age affects fertility. In addition to this, you should discuss any medical conditions you or your partner have that could be keeping you from becoming pregnant.

Health

It is also best to take care of your health while you are trying to conceive. Make sure you are eating a healthy diet filled with fruits, vegetables and lots of healthy nutrients and vitamins. Having this type of diet can help you make sure you are healthy and that your reproductive system is working properly.

 

Drinking lots of water can also be helpful. Water can help keep you hydrated, which could mean you are producing healthy cervical mucus. Cervical mucus is the substance your body produces to protect the sperm once it enters your body. This mucus can also help make it easier for the sperm to swim to your egg.

Staying away from things like cigarettes, alcohol and drugs as well as caffeine is also helpful for couples who are trying to become pregnant. These items tend to have a negative impact on the body and can make it harder for women to ovulate. Men are also affected by these items and could produce less sperm, sperm that doesn’t swim well, or sperm that is oddly shaped when they use these items.

Track your Ovulation

Finally, make sure you are always tracking your ovulation cycle. Following this advice could help you determine exactly when you should have intercourse in order to become pregnant. To accomplish this, consider an ovulation predictor kit or a basal thermometer. Both of these items are used daily and can help determine when and if you are ovulating.

If you find you are not ovulating, you will want to talk to your doctor. There are medications you can take to help you begin ovulating again. Following your doctor’s advice is one of the best things you can do when you are trying to conceive.

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Dr. Prabha Sahgal, MD
Dr. Prabha Sahgal, MD | ConceiveEasy
Dr. Prabha Sahgal MD, is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and subspecialty board certified in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Dr. Sahgal holds a B.S. degree from MIT in molecular biology and currently serves on the ConceiveEasy board of directors.

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