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How to get pregnant: Step-by-step instructions 1. Record menstrual cycle frequency A woman who wants to have a baby should monitor whether the first days of her periods tend to occur the same number of days apart every month, which is considered regular. Conversely, her periods may be irregular, meaning her cycle lengths vary from month to month. By tracking this information on a calendar, a woman can better predict when she might be ovulating, which is the time every month when her ovaries will release an egg. There are also some apps that can help with the tracking, such as GlowOvulation period tracker ( see below ). A woman's egg is fertile for only 12 to 24 hours after its release, according to the American Pregnancy Association. However, a man's sperm can survive in a woman's body for up to five days. 2. Monitor ovulation Women with regular cycles ovulate about two weeks before the arrival of their periods, Pavone said. It's harder to predict ovulation in women with irregular cycles, but it usually occurs 12 to 16 days before the start of her next period.https://www.becompta.be/emploi/diginet-manual According to a 2019 paper published in the journal Nature, there is a wide variety in the lengths of cycles of people who menstruate, and the time and duration of ovulation changes over a person's lifetime. This variability means that it is best to monitor ovulation to find out when the person is most likely to conceive. There are several methods women can use to help determine their most fertile days each month. Home ovulation-prediction kits can reduce the guesswork needed to figure out when a woman is ovulating. Sold at drug stores, the kits test urine for luteinizing hormone, a substance whose levels increase each month during ovulation and cause the ovaries to release an egg. The three days right after a positive test result are the best time for couples to have sex to increase their odds of becoming pregnant, the American Pregnancy Association said. Another method to predict ovulation is to track cervical mucus, which involves a woman regularly checking both the amount and appearance of mucus in her vagina. Just before ovulation, when a woman is most fertile, the amount of mucus increases, and it becomes thinner, clearer and more slippery, according to the March of Dimes, a nonprofit organization that campaigns for maternal and baby health. When cervical mucus becomes more slippery, it can help sperm make its way to the egg. Every month, a woman is most fertile on these days. When a woman has identified that fertility window, should they have sex every day. Researchers evaluated hundreds of fertility and menstruation apps in the Apple app store, particularly for the quality of the app. The app quality score was based on several factors, such as the app’s usability, accuracy of information and tools provided, general features and specific fertility features, they reported in 2019 in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada. While 31 of the apps showed serious inaccuracies, a few rose to the top. For example, there's no evidence that sex position will influence a couple's chances of having a baby, nor does a woman lying on her back for a certain amount of time after intercourse increase the odds of conceiving, Pavone told Live Science. But she said there are some water-based vaginal lubricants that can decrease the movement of sperm, so Pavone recommended using Pre-Seed rather than Astroglide or K-Y Jelly when lubrication is needed. 4. Strive for a healthy body weight A woman's weight can also impact the chances of conceiving: Being overweight or underweight may reduce those odds. Research has shown that a woman who is overweight can take twice as long to become pregnant as a woman whose body-mass index ( BMI ) is considered normal weight, Pavone said. A woman who is underweight might take four times as long to conceive, she said. Having too much body fat produces excess estrogen, which can interfere with ovulation, according to the Cleveland Clinic. A 2017 study suggested that couples in the study in which both partners were very obese, with BMIs of at least 35, took from 55 to 59 longer to become pregnant, compared with couples who were not obese, the researchers reported in the journal Human Reproduction. In a study published in 2020 in the journal PLOS One, researchers looked at data from more than 50,000 couples in China trying to conceive over the course of a year; they found that women's ability to conceive within a given timeframe decreased as their BMI increased. Male obesity, which can disrupt the male endocrine system as well as sperm viability and concentration, can also affect a couple's ability to become pregnant, scientists reported in 2020 in the journal Andrologia. Women who are underweight, with a BMI less than 18, might not be getting regular periods or could stop ovulating, which also hinders their ability to become pregnant, according to the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics Authority. 5. Take a prenatal vitamin Pavone recommends that women who are attempting to conceive start taking a prenatal vitamin even before becoming pregnant. This way, a woman can find one that's more agreeable to her system and stay on it during pregnancy, she said. Another possibility is to take a daily multivitamin, as long as it contains at least 400 micrograms (mcg) per day of folic acid, a B vitamin that's important for preventing birth defects in a baby's brain and spine, Pavone said. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urges women to take 400 mcg of folic acid every day for at least one month before getting pregnant, to help prevent birth defects. Getting a head start on folic acid supplementation is a good idea because the neural tube develops into the brain and spine three to four weeks after conception occurs, before many women may realize they're expecting. 6. Eat healthy foods Although there may not be a specific pregnancy diet, eating a variety of healthy foods can help prepare a woman's body for pregnancy by giving her adequate stores of critical nutrients, such as calcium, protein and iron, research has shown. This means eating a variety of fruits and vegetables, lean protein, whole grains, dairy and healthy sources of fat. Besides taking a supplement containing folic acid, a woman can also obtain this vitamin from foods such as dark green leafy vegetables, broccoli, fortified breads and cereals, beans, citrus fruits and orange juice. When trying to get pregnant, eat lower amounts of high-mercury fish, such as swordfish, shark, king mackerel and tilefish. This is because mercury can accumulate in a pregnant woman's bloodstream, which affects a baby's development, according to the Mayo Clinic. Also, limit albacore (white) tuna to 6 ounces (170 grams) per week to reduce exposure to this toxic metal, the Food and Drug Administration recommends. A 2019 review found that mercury consumption could also impair men's and women's fertility. Also, some science suggests that pregnant women should avoid caffeine: Health authorities in the United States, Europe and the United Kingdom said that a woman having about 200 mg of caffeine (less than two cups of coffee) will not affect her baby, but a 2020 review study, published in BMJ Evidence Based Medicine, found that there was no safe level of caffeine consumption for pregnant women or for those trying to get pregnant. 7. Cut back on strenuous workouts Being physically active most days of the week can help a woman's body prepare for the demands of pregnancy and labor, and has been associated with a reduced risk of fertility problems, scientists reported in the March 2020 issue of the journal Human Reproduction. But getting too much exercise or doing frequent strenuous workouts could interfere with ovulation, Live Science reported. Doctors see a lot of menstrual disturbances in women who exercise heavily, and a lot of times these women need to cut back on their workouts if they want to become pregnant, Pavone told Live Science. 8. Be aware of age-related fertility declines As women get older, their fertility decreases. This is because of age-related changes in the ovaries that cause a decline in the quantity and quality of her eggs. With advancing age, there's also an increased risk for some health problems, such as uterine fibroids, endometriosis and blockage of the fallopian tubes, which can contribute to a loss of fertility. There's a gradual fertility decline in women beginning in their 30s, a sharper decline after age 37 and a steep fertility decline after age 40, Pavone said. These declines mean that it may take longer to become pregnant. 9. Kick the smoking and drinking habits Smoking can lead to fertility problems in both women and men. Chemicals found in cigarette smoke, such as nicotine and carbon monoxide, speed up the loss rate of a woman's eggs, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Smoking ages a woman's ovaries and depletes her supply of eggs prematurely, according to the Mayo Clinic. In a study published in 2020 in the journal Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology, researchers looked at scientific findings around smoking, alcohol, addiction and fertility; they found that smoking is linked to decreased fertility. It's also a good idea for women to stay away from secondhand smoke, which may affect their chances of becoming pregnant. Marijuana and other recreational drug use should also be avoided while trying to conceive. It's safest for a woman to avoid alcohol when she is hoping to become pregnant. A woman should also stop consuming alcohol if she stops using birth control because she wants to get pregnant. That said, a 2019 Danish study of 1,708 women over a five-year period did not find a link between regular alcohol consumption and binge drinking, and fertility, according to the study published in the journal Human Reproduction. Drinking alcohol at moderate (one to two drinks per day) or heavy (more than two drinks per day) levels can make it difficult for a woman to get pregnant, according to The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Once a woman becomes pregnant, there's no safe amount of alcohol, Pavone said. 10. Know when to seek help Both the woman and the man should consider having an infertility evaluation if the woman is 35 or older and has not become pregnant after six months of having sex regularly without using birth control, Pavone said. Pavone also recommended that a woman who is under 35 and her partner should consult a fertility specialist if she hasn't become pregnant after one year of having unprotected intercourse on a regular basis. What if you have polycystic ovarian syndrome. Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), a hormonal disorder, is one of the most common reasons for female infertility. It affects between 6 and 12 of American women of reproductive age. There is no single test to identify PCOS, but a doctor will determine if a woman fulfills two of the following three criteria, the CDC said: Irregular periods or no periods, caused from lack of ovulation Higher than normal levels of male hormones that may result in excess hair on the face and body, acne or thinning scalp hair Multiple small cysts on the ovaries It is not clear why some women develop this syndrome, although it is often diagnosed when they struggle to get pregnant. There is a strong link between PCOS-related infertility and weight. About 40 to 60 of women with PCOS are overweight or obese, and healthy eating and exercise have been shown to improve reproductive problems in women with PCOS. A number of prescribed medications may also induce ovulation and regulate insulin levels, such as letrozole and metformin. High levels of insulin push the pituitary gland to release large amounts of hormones that disrupt ovulation. Another intervention is laparoscopic ovarian drilling, in which a surgeon makes small holes in a woman's ovaries to help reduce the amount of male hormones they produce, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. This procedure, which is done under general anaesthesia, is not without risk, and can also negatively affect fertility if there is too much damage to the ovaries. Doctors recommend in-vitro fertilization if other interventions have not worked, or as a primary treatment if monitoring, cost and accessibility are not issues. How to get pregnant if you have endometriosis Endometriosis is another common reproductive condition, affecting more than one in 10 women in the United States. It occurs when tissue found in the uterus grows in other parts of the body, such as the ovaries or fallopian tubes. Even mild endometriosis can reduce fertility, while severe endometriosis can distort a woman's pelvic anatomy and, for example, block her fallopian tubes, according to a 2015 study in The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology of India. It is still possible for a woman with endometriosis to become pregnant, and, once pregnant, the pregnancy is expected to be no different to that of a woman without endometriosis. Medical treatment through drugs does not improve fertility, according to Endometriosis UK, an endometriosis-focused charity. These medications involve regulating a person's hormones, and can slow the growth of endometrial tissue and prevent new pieces from developing, said the Mayo Clinic. But because these drugs are based on hormones (such as birth control therapies, and drugs that block ovulation or reduce the amount of estrogen), they actively stop a woman from getting pregnant. Endometriosis presents differently in different women, so its treatment depends on the individual, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Surgery to excise the endometrial and scar tissue may improve fertility rates and help reduce pain associated with endometriosis, researchers reported in the 2015 study in The Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology of India. But the option depends on the severity of the endometriosis, the woman's age and whether other fertility issues are involved. One concern about fertility treatments is that they can overstimulate ovaries and give rise to high-order multiple pregnancies, as multiple eggs are fertilized, Endometriosis UK said. Other questions about getting pregnant Can you get pregnant while breastfeeding. Yes, a woman can get pregnant while breastfeeding. It is possible to become pregnant as soon as three weeks after giving birth, even if the person is exclusively breastfeeding and has yet to begin menstruating again according to the U.K.'s National Health Service. Can you get pregnant on your period. Yes, it is possible to get pregnant if a woman has sex during their period, according to the Cleveland Clinic. A woman is less likely to get pregnant during menstruation, but it is still possible. Women are most fertile around the time they ovulate, but predicting this window is not an exact science — and this is particularly true for women who have irregular periods. How to get pregnant fast Many people want to know how to get pregnant as quickly as possible. There is no sure-fire way of ensuring a speedy conception, however by following the science and evidence the above tips can help you find the most optimal times to have sex and get pregnant. This article is for informational purposes only, and is not meant to offer medical advice. This article was updated on March 23, 2021 by Live Science contributor, Sarah Wild. You will receive a verification email shortly. Please refresh the page and try again. You can unsubscribe at any time and we'll never share your details without your permission. No, it's not aliens. Visit our corporate site. New York. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. It is a constantly evolving process, so please contact us as questions arise as you initiate treatment. We are limiting the number of patients and partners in the office at any time and utilizing telehealth. We would like to direct you to websites that can assist you as this process unfolds, such as our professional organization American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Call (401) 441-5336 to schedule a phone appointment. We are still working with our urgent fertility preservation patients to ensure they receive the treatment they need. Continue to follow the guidance to wear masks, wash your hands and social distance. We are here to support you in any way we can. According to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), couples have the highest chance of getting pregnant in the first three months of trying, at between 20-37 percent. After those first months, the longer a fertile couple tries to get pregnant, the greater their chance of success as the months of trying add up. ASRM says the likelihood that a couple not experiencing infertility will conceive in one year of trying is 80 percent, and 90 percent in two years of trying. Because issues affecting fertility occur just about equally in men and women, both partners should heed the advice below. After doing everything they can in that regard, men and women should primarily focus on the health of their reproductive systems (more below). There is no evidence that the likelihood of pregnancy is increased by certain sexual positions, prolonged rest by the woman after intercourse or by the woman lying in a certain position after sex. Normally, sperm ejaculated into the vagina reach the fallopian tubes where egg fertilization occurs within minutes, no matter what position is taken during intercourse. When trying to get pregnant, avoid using most commercial lubricants, saliva or olive oil during intercourse. There is also research showing that long periods of abstaining from sex can decrease a man’s sperm quality. This is no longer the accepted thinking. Now it is believed that there is no reason to delay attempting to conceive. Intercourse prior to ovulation is more likely to result in pregnancy. After being released from the ovary, an egg only lives approximately 12 to 24 hours. Because of this, it is essential a couple have sex on or prior to the day of ovulation. The most effective way of doing this is to monitor ovulation, as described below. This typically occurs two weeks before the woman’s menstrual period. For a normal 28-day cycle, ovulation should be expected on days 13 to 15. Treatment options may be considered if it is not. Following are some methods of ovulation monitoring. When these levels surge, ovulation usually happens within 12 to 36 hours. However, it can be difficult to interpret and has limited accuracy. This tool tracks a woman’s body temperature, which may rise 0.5 degrees after ovulation. These include practices men can follow to ensure the health and vitality of their sperm and things women can do to increase their reproductive functioning. According to the American Pregnancy Association, being either underweight or overweight can affect fertility and the health of a pregnancy. Being obese or overweight can harm a man’s sperm health. Moderate aerobic exercise can improve lung capacity and blood circulation. Weight lifting can help women lose weight and increase muscle strength. While there is little evidence that a specific type of diet can increase the chances of fertility, a diet of lean meats, fruits, vegetables, and whole grains is beneficial for everyone. Additionally, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recommends a supplement of 400 micrograms of folic acid each day for women trying to get pregnant. Here are some habits to limit or stop. Men who smoke can have a decrease in their sperm quality. According to ASRM, both male and female smokers are about twice as likely to struggle with infertility than nonsmokers. Heavy alcohol consumption is linked to higher estrogen levels, which can impair egg growth. It has been linked to lower testosterone levels for men and can cause erectile dysfunction. Recreational drugs, such as cocaine and marijuana, can harm sperm production. Additionally, steroids can cause male fertility issues. Holding a laptop directly on the lap, excessive time in hot tubs, and wearing tight underwear are discouraged, as they can raise the temperature of the testicles. This damage can cause tubal factor infertility. STDs are also linked to pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), which can increase the risk of infertility. It may be time to see a fertility specialist. Read more Get health information, tips and more. But when it takes longer than you expect to get that positive pregnancy test, you may start to wonder “Why am I not getting pregnant?” I enjoy supporting women in their “trying to conceive” journeys and want to answer the most common questions I’m asked as well as address misinformation that can be confusing and even hurtful. Women are born with a fixed number of eggs and your total number of eggs declines with age. The term “ovarian reserve” refers to your egg supply. Their fertility starts a slow decline around age 32, with a more rapid decline around age 37. That number increases to 85 after 12 months. If you have regular menstrual cycles and have been trying to conceive for a year, then it’s a good idea to talk to your OBGYN about it. We will evaluate to see if there are other issues that make it harder for you and your partner to conceive. If you are in your 40s and want to have a baby, it’s better to speak with your OBGYN right away because often fertility treatments can be started right away. If you have other health problems, make a preconception visit to make sure these conditions are optimized prior to conceiving. Sometimes we can recommend small changes that can help you get pregnant. How to Prepare for Your First OBGYN Visit Cycle length and regularity are important for fertility. Tracking your menstrual cycle will help your doctor know if you are ovulating each month. Use a calendar or a tracking app to mark the first day your period begins (first day of red bleeding). Most apps have other parameters you can input, but your period is most important. Bring your calendar or app! If you are visiting Madison Women’s Health for the first time, be sure to bring your health records and any testing or blood work you might have done previously. Whether you want a basic calendar or an app that syncs with all your devices, choose something you know you can use consistently. It’s important to choose an app that is based on accurate scientific data. The app that I recommend to my patients is the Glow App. It’s available on the iTunes App Store and on the Google Play Store. There are both free and paid versions. You can even join online communities with people who are trying to conceive (just be careful about following advice from people who aren’t medical professionals). Too-short or too-long of cycles can be caused by anovulation (not ovulating), thyroid conditions (hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism), being underweight or overweight, extreme stress, and being near puberty or menopause. We have blood tests to help us find the cause. After injecting saline fluid in the uterus, we use ultrasound equipment to evaluate the uterine cavity. The hysterosalpingogram, or HSP, is like an SIS but uses an x-ray machine to view your uterus and test if your fallopian tubes are patent (open). His tests are less costly and much less invasive. While we don’t evaluate male factor infertility at Madison Women’s Health, we can place the order for your partner to have a semen analysis done in Madison. Abnormal semen parameters warrant referral to a specialist for infertility. Clomid and Letrozole work by making the body think your estrogen is low. This makes the ovaries ramp up production of follicles that lead to ovulation. Common short-term side effects are hot flashes, nausea, bloating, mood swings, and headaches. It is not FDA approved for this, but has been documented as safe and effective. We often recommend this instead of Clomid. Your OBGYN will work with you to prescribe the best medication for your situation. Natural Ways to Increase Your Fertility There are natural things you can do to increase your chances of getting pregnant each month. If you’re tracking your cycle each month, you’ll know approximately when you’re ovulating. Have sex every 1-2 days during your fertile window, which is about 5-6 days before you ovulate.