It's one of the most useless even most frequently asked question that the doctors faces from new couples seeking conception. We human beings, as scientific research do reveal, are different from one another in every physical aspect. Thus our ways and complications regarding pregnancy are unique with every individual. If one requires a day to conceive the other couple may need more than a year to accomplish the same mission. According to doctors it’s better, then, to concentrate on things like ovulation period, health, regular check up etc. for the best possible result. If you require some external help to conceive the other forms of treatment is there to solve every aspect of your problem.More >>>

Timing Intercourse and Ovulation for Conception By Michael Russell

The alarming rate of infertility among couples calls for serious efforts and attention from any woman who is serious about getting pregnant. Most women, and sometimes their partners, would want to learn when ovulation and implantation occurs, what is the best time for intercourse to achieve pregnancy and probably what are the usual miscarriage or pregnancy loss rates. Most often, the figures and data women are given are based upon averages, theoretical numbers or sometimes just plain guesses. This is because, ovulation, conception and implantation of fertilized ovum are a difficult topic to scientifically investigate, due to several human factors.

Timing the ovulation period is a very important step towards getting pregnant. With the latest scientific improvements, several methods and tests are available for determining, with a high degree of certainty, when your ovulation occurs. Pelvic ultrasound, looking at the ovaries, is the known standard in ovulation prediction researches, but obviously, in a practical situation of a woman trying to conceive, ultrasound is not feasible. A very important test which measures urinary LH has been shown to have a 100% correlation with ultrasound as far predicting timing. In a study, cervical mucous change only had a correlation of 48%, salivary ferning has 37% correlation and Basal Body Temperature charts correlated 30% with ultrasound ovulation prediction. You would, therefore, agree that those ovulation prediction tests are actually worth the headache.More >>>