Trying for pregnancy not able to conceive.

Moms I m asking on behalf of my bhabhi. She s trying for pregnancy from last 6 months but not able to conceive .. in which days she have to try for pregnancy any one have idea abht this .

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Hey dear I understand her suitation .same happens to me i was not able to conceive then my dr advised me to try for pregnancy in ovulation period as in ovulation period there a so many chances of conceiving . So advised her to plan 4 pregnancy in ovulation period. If her period cycle s of 28 to30 days her ovulation period ll be on 14 to 16 day of period .count it like this nd plan 4 pregnancy nd keep pillow under the hip while intercourse. Try it best of luck..
Drishti Singh Newbie 4 years ago • 0
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Bhabhi should focus on identifying her fertile window, which is usually around the time of ovulation. For most women with a regular 28-day menstrual cycle, ovulation occurs around day 14. The best time to try for pregnancy is typically 2-3 days before, during, and the day after ovulation. She can track her cycle using a calendar, monitor her basal body temperature, or use ovulation predictor kits (OPKs) available at pharmacies to pinpoint this window more accurately.

It's also very important for both partners to maintain a healthy lifestyle, reduce stress, and ensure good nutrition. While 6 months might feel long, it's common for conception to take up to a year. If she's under 35, doctors usually recommend trying for a full year before seeking medical intervention. However, if she's over 35 or has any existing health concerns, it would be wise to consult a gynaecologist who can offer personalized advice and conduct basic checks if needed. Sometimes, just understanding the process better can help ease the journey.

Sneha Deshmukh Newbie 3 weeks ago • 0