TRYING TO CONCEIVE 6 MONTHS +

WHAT EVER IT IS WE'RE HERE FOR YOU !!!

The whole Purpose of MAYBE-BABY Is to HELP each other

To Support One another as one month to another no Pregnancy is achieved

Or the sudden Trauma of Miscarriage.

 

 

  CENTRE POINT.

WHICH ROAD NOW

NEGATIVE HPT MONTH AFTER MONTH

NEWLY DIAGNOSED INFERTILITY

MISCARRIAGE SUPPORT

DH NOT BEING TOO SUPPORTIVE.

THE CLASSIC OF THEM ALL.  "You know it will happen in its own time!!"

Let's Get Talking

      Recurrent Negative HPT month after month (Whats going on ???)

Recently Diagnosed Infertility (What are our options ????)

Miscarriage Support (Why ME ?????)

Feel Like No Family Understanding (Who Can I Talk To ??)

Depression In TTC (I Feel Like Quitting

 IF YOU FALL INTO ANY OF THE ABOVE CATEGORIES

YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

If you have been TTC for more than 6 months and no sign of pg yet, have you checked all your options? Considering Purchasing a Personnal Monitor?Before you go through all the expense, try learning to CHART, CM WATCH, Cycle awareness, Enhancing Both your options with pre conception minerals.

Most viable days to have intercourse which time of the day ????

Everything you need to know we have covered, just click on one of the topics on the left hand side..

Then check out procedures page

Most doctors in United States will start testing after 1 year TTC

In UK however it will be longer depending which part of the country you live in and what the NHS can provide in your area.

Timing Is Everything

Having intercourse every other day around the time of ovulation is probably best. For example, if a couple has intercourse every other day, days 10, 12, 14 and 16 in a 28 day cycle, they have done all they can do as far as timing is concerned. (This is based on a 28 day cycle.)

Recognizing Ovulation Signs (Cervical Mucous)

During most of the cycle the cervical mucous is a Protective barrier, protecting the uterus and tubes from Infections and bugs and anything else, including sperm. At about the time the egg is mature and ready to be released, the cervical mucous changes as a result of the ever increasing amounts of estradiol being produced by the follicle. The mucous becomes thin and watery and rather than preventing sperm from entering the uterus, it actually enhances this activity for a couple of days (but only right around the time of ovulation). Estradiol is also responsible for the development of the lining of the uterus (the endometrium). All of these event occur in synchrony so that on day 14 of the ideal 28 day cycle, ovulation occurs, the cervical mucous is penetrable, and the lining of the uterus is getting ready to accept an implantation.

If you need help on understanding charting and cervical mucous.

We are here to help you, Please feel free to ask no matter how silly the question may seem, we all had to start somewhere.

Page Created Joanna (Manager) 6th April 2002