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  • Knowing span of your menstrual cycle

    First, you should be clear about the span of your menstrual cycle. A woman having regular menses is usually fertile in the 11-16 days of her menstrual cycle. You should focus on having sex in this window period in order to conceive. Avoid using contraceptives. You are most likely to get pregnant if you have intercourse three days before ovulation.

  • Knowing your ovulation period

    Ovulation is the period when your ovary releases an ovum or egg. You can determine the ovulation by different methods. Basal body temperature method is based on the fact that the body temperature drops 12-24 hours before an egg is released from the ovary and then starts increasing gradually once the egg is released. You should take your body temperature every morning before you get out of bed. You can also check the signs of ovulation by the cervical mucus method. Your cervical mucus will be thin, watery and slippery when you are fertile. Ovulation kits such as i-know help determine your ovulation time and thus optimize your chances of getting pregnant.

  • Maintaining healthy body weight

    Being underweight or overweight may delay your pregnancy. You should exercise regularly to maintain a healthy weight. This reduces stress and improves blood flow to your reproductive organs.

  • Maintaining good diet for good fertility

    Drinking too much coffee may affect your fertility. Moderate caffeine consumption such as having one or two cups of coffee is fine. Eat red, green, and yellow vegetables and fruits, as they are rich in phytochemicals and anti-oxidants. Avoid animal proteins and eat plant proteins to increase fertility. Consult your healthcare provider and use vitamin supplements that provide all the key nutrients that you require to get pregnant.

  • Maintaining partner’s lifestyle to have an optimal sperm count

    Exposure to heat sources, wearing tight-fitting clothes, and placing mobile phones near testicles may reduce sperm production and motility. Smoking reduces sperm production. Drinking alcohol more than two drinks per week reduces fertility. If you do not have sex for more than one week, it affects the sperm count adversely and sperm motility decreases. Having sex every day may cause stress for you and your partner. You can have sex on alternate days to increase the rate of pregnancy. Avoid lubricants that have spermicidal agents because they decrease sperm motility.

  • Relaxing after intercourse

    Do not go to bathroom immediately after having sex, lay on the bed for 15-20 minutes, and keep a pillow under the hips, so that sperm moves into the uterus. Just relax to reduce stress and wait for a positive result.

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