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Re: PregnancyFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netThu, 7 Aug 2003 15:31:48 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 7 Aug 2003, Tracy wrote: > >Me and my boyfriend have been together for 7 years and we both decided >we want a little girl. I use to have my period every 30 days up until >this year. My cycle now varies from 34-36 days every month. I do not >know what caused my cycle to change but it did. I have been using >ovulation calculators to determine when my body will ovulate but I still >haven't got pregnant. All my pap smears are regular and I do not >belieev me or him have a fertility problem. How can can tell when my >body is ovulating so I could make my baby.? There are a couple of things you can do. You can try using the mucus method to determine your fertility (there is pleanty of reading on the internet) it is sometimes called the billings method. Even though you fluctuate in your cycle time you can still use the mucus to determine fertile time. Also, I have read that even if your cycle varies if you take the longest cycle time you have recently had ie 36 and subtract 14 from there that is the day you most likely will ovulate. You should try to concieve around that time. Sperm can live for 3 days, sometimes said 5, but more generally accepted as 3. It is suggested to try to concieve every other day, so the sperm count has a chance to replenish. You would want to start a few days before what you believe is your ovulation date and continue a few days past it. Hope this helps...I have done a lot of reading on this since my cycle is not to regular either.
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