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i heard that it is hard from a lot of people to get pregnant.. like you have to really be trying. but i hear about a lot of "accidents" happening too. what do you think?
A woman is fertile for 3 days out of every month. Even if she has sex during those 3 days, there is only an 80% chance she will get pregnant.
That’s a lot smaller than you would think, eh?
Just depends on your body. It is very easy for some and impossible for others. And everything in between.
It depends on the person. Highly symetrical males have been proven by research to give more female orgasms – twice as much. Orgasms are important for the upsuck effect to take in the sperm to the uterus. So if you are with a good looking dude, there is a higher chance of getting pregnant. This may explain your mystery. Also, people have different sperm counts just by the different diets and activities.
It isnt that hard to get pregnant……Just use Protection.. Yea i am aware there is a lot of accidents but changing condoms every once in awile would be better
Getting pregnant is harder for some than it is for others.
My husband and I have been trying for a year now. One of my friends tried for 6 years before getting pregnant with her first, and my other friend get pregnant really easily…it seems like she sneezes and gets pregnant. LOL (she tried for one month and got pregnant with her second baby).
Trying to conceive is supposed to be a natural process that is easy. Yet, if you have been trying to conceive for many months or even years, you may realize that having children does not come easily for everyone. In fact, each month, a woman has only a twenty to thirty percent chance of conceiving. Most women will conceive within a year of trying but a small percentage of women will still not conceive even after a year of diligently trying.
its been really hard on me. every week i take a pregnancy test. i have pcos and i am having a hard time. i am seeing a fertility specialist. i am 27 years old. i have been married for almost 5 years, my husband and i never used protection and i have never been on birth control in these 5 years and i never got pregnant.
on the other hand my cousin and her boyfriend began trying 2 years ago and she got pregnant after only 2 months.
so it really depends on your body and the guys sperm.
if you really are trying to conceive, please go to the doctor… talk, get prenatal vitamins, they will tell you when her most fertile times are
however, if you are just wondering.. I believe all women vary slightly, but can be very easy if within that ‘time-frame’ … research
‘rhythm method’, will show you her exact fertile days
if you are not trying to get pregnant, please please please use birth control of some sort
It depends on your own body. Get yourself to the doc. She’ll tell you all of the best things to do now at preconception. Good luck!!
i think that if you enjoy yourself and have fun with NO stress it will happen it is hard for people who stress about it!
ive been trying for 2 yrs. now. Its easy for some and hard for others and sometimes impossible.
It all depends on the person. My husband and I got pregnant on the pill and with a condom. I believe a lot of it depends on how easily other women in your family got pregnant. My family just happens to have the powers of super-fertility.
I find it hard cos I have been trying for almost a year and what’s bad is that I have PCOS as told by the doctor. To top up the ugly icing on the cake, my hubby is a super busy and super stressed person and he doesn’t have the energy nor the mood to make it every month. And I’m paying about $600 every month for injections to ovulate…It’s really depressing..