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My fiance and i have been trying to get pregnant for about a year now. Its really frustrating because we really want to have one. Does any one no any tips or maybe any vitamins i could use to get pregnant. Any answers are very much appreciated . Thank you God bless!
We tried for a year and a half before I got pregnant. I tried everything to increase my odds, quit smoking before we started trying, charted my ovulation, wouldn’t let my hubby drink alcohol
. I hate to tell you this, because I was where you are before and I hated hearing this, but you really just have to try to be patient. I literally woke up one morning and knew I was pregnant. Good Luck, God bless you.
i would try Blackmore conceive well Gold. i cant say if they actually work, because i have just started taking them after someone suggested them to me, and she said they help her conceive her first. ive been trying about a year so fingers crossed, for you aswell
hope you get your miracle soon.
have sex often, eat yams, avacodos, any citrus fruits, pears, and tell your fiance to eat figs. elevate your butt after sex for at least 30 min. consume lots of dairy, get on prenatals. uh………just drew a blank. good luck though
Boost your baby-making chances: Chart your basal body temperature and cervical mucus
Looking for a cheap, low-tech way to pinpoint your fertile time? Experts say the best way to detect ovulation is to combine a daily reading of your basal body temperature (your temperature when you first wake up in the morning) with monitoring the texture of your cervical mucus. Chart your cycle for a few months so you can recognize your pattern and have a better chance of predicting your most fertile days.
How to do it: Start keeping track of your temperature on the first day of your period using a basal body thermometer, which shows minute changes in your temperature. A digital thermometer can also work, although it’s not as accurate. Take your basal body temperature, and plot it on the chart. Then go to the bathroom and check your cervical mucus. Using your fingers or toilet paper, note its consistency. You may also want to monitor its texture throughout the day each time you go to the bathroom. Most women will see a spike in their temperature, signaling that they’ve ovulated, and notice that their mucus looks and feels like raw egg white at around the same time. When the two coincide, it’s baby-making time.
I love everyone’s suggestions here (although I’m not sure what Blackmore… is…)!
There are many things you can do to improve your fertility. I would highly suggest starting with a high-quality prenatal, fish oils, modifying your diet, and look into a cleanse/detox program if you are certain you are still not pregnant. Do everything you can to prepare your body for your baby and create the best growing environment for him or her.
That said, I recommend visiting my website and reading through all of our articles on Natural Fertility and Conception. (http://www.naturalbabypros.com/articles/natural-fertility-conception)
Here are a couple on vitamins and nutrition for increasing fertility:
http://www.naturalbabypros.com/fertility-enhancing-diet-and-supplements
http://www.naturalbabypros.com/lifestyle-and-nutritional-guidelines-enhance-your-fertility
Also, I would recommend reading up on acupuncture. It can be extremely helpfu.
Best of Luck!
Jen Aliano
Owner and Founder of NaturalBabyPros.com, an online resource and directory for natural-focused fertility, pregnancy, birth and baby services.
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