Ovulation is required for pregnancy. A developed egg is expelled from the ovary, pushed into the fallopian tube, and accessible for fertilization by the sperm. The uterine lining has thickened to receive a fertilized egg. If no pregnancy occurs, the uterine lining is lost during menstruation.

Know Your Ovulation:

• 12-24 hours following emergence from the ovary.
• Normally, just one egg is released per cycle.
• Changes in weight, activity, or sleep patterns can alter ovulation.
• Light spotting is common around ovulation.
• Normally, an egg is implanted 6-12 days following ovulation.
• Millions of immature eggs await ovulation in every woman.
• A woman can get a period even if she hasn’t ovulated.
• Ovulation can occur without a menstrual cycle.
• Infertile eggs dissolve and are absorbed into the uterine lining.

 

Boost Your Pregnancy Chances

Have sex around ovulation.

Start having sex every two to three days a week as soon as your period ends and work your way up to every day. This can help to guarantee that you have sex at the most fertile time of the month.

Normal weight.

Women who are overweight or underweight are at increased risk of developing ovulation difficulties.

Fertility-friendly oils

Make use of lubricants that are both sperm and egg compatible. For couples who are attempting to conceive, Fairhaven’s Baby Dance lubricants are specifically intended for them.

Take a multivitamin.

In one pill, Fairhaven’s Fertile Aid provides all of the vital nutrients that both women and men require to maximize their chances of conception and to promote a healthy pregnancy and infant.

Don’t smoke

Tobacco use has a number of harmful consequences on fertility, as well as on your overall health and the health of a fetus, among other things. If you smoke, seek your health-care provider for assistance in quitting before becoming pregnant.

Avoid alcohol.

Heavy alcohol use can have a negative impact on fertility. If you’re trying to conceive, stay away from alcoholic beverages.

Reduce caffeine.

According to the research, caffeine use of less than 200 mg per day has no effect on fertility in men or women. Every day, that’s around one to two cups of 6 to 8 ounces of coffee.

Avoid vigorous exertion.

Exercise that is physically demanding and intense for more than five hours per week has been linked to decreased ovulation.