How many moves are required to get pregnant?

Tatheer Ha

After inserting a penis in vagina how many moves are required to get the girl pregnant, I like when I insert in and had 3 -4 move and get over(sperm drip out) so is it a chance to get my wife pregnant?

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It is not ARITHMETIC, my friend, to say 2 + 2 = 4.
First, I will narrate a reported incident, before going in detail, to get pregnant.
A couple had unprotected sex, in the morning. A couple of hours later, the lady (say Mrs. A), went to her friends house and involved in a lesbian activity with Miss. B. Miss B than became pregnant.
In spite of the fact that Miss B, NEVER EVER had any penetrative sex, yet Miss B became pregnant.

So, don't worry or stop calculating the strokes and rather enjoy your conjugal life.
At EACH male ejaculation, he brings out some 20 to 40 millions of sperms, when only one spermatozoa is required to impregnate the lady. While the lady releases ONLY ONE OVUM in every menstrual cycle. The Ovum thus released will be alive only for 24 hours. If you miss that 24 hours, than there is no chance for your wife to become pregnant in that cycle. Therefore, please follow my protocol to be blessed with a child in your family:

1. Determine your day of ovulation using Ovulation Test Kits. In Ladies with REGULAR CYCLE You need to test from the 10th to 18th day of your cycle. (First day of bleeding is the First day of the cycle).
2. Unprotected sex on the day or on the eve or one day after ovulation will yield good result. So calm down and get yourself composed. Any form of STRESS will get you away from your goal.
- Plan a vacation, far away from the madding crowd, coinciding with your ovulation period. Suggest natural water fall or mountainous resort.
3. Get your hubby's seminal fluid examined by a reputable laboratory. Your hubby needs three days of sexual absenteeism (including masturbation) for the test. Since spermatozoa are easily perishable outside the reproductive system, your hubby has to go the laboratory, masturbate and ejaculate into the sterile container and hand over then and there, for the examination.

- Plus some fine tips below, to follow:
i. Determine your ovulation day, using the Ovulation kit.
ii. Coincide unprotected sex to the Ovulation (Eve / on the very day of ovulation / the very following day after ovulation ). Ovum released can survive only for 24 hours.
iii. Plenty of love making / foreplay prior to the actual act, because that will well lubricate your reproductive tract and remove the Vaginal acidity. Vaginal acidity can destroy the spermatozoa.
iv. Elevate your Pelvis, with a pillow, at least prior to ejaculation. . Missionary position with your legs on your hubby's shoulder. This will provide a deep penetration and deposition of semen deep inside the vagina, almost at the lips of the cervix and to ensure the smooth flowing of semen into the cervix, uterus and fallopian tubes.
v. Try to reach climax/female orgasm at the time of ejaculation, so that your cervix will literally suck in all the ejaculatory fluid. For completion sake, I had given the additional benefits of female orgasm below

a. If your orgasm is always late or your hubby is having premature ejaculation, begin the sex in Reverse missionary (with you on the top).
b.Reverse Missionary aids in two ways-
Firstly the women will attain orgasm earlier because of the stimulation of G spot
Secondly it also delays the premature ejaculation

Female Orgasm keeps the woman lying down for some time. This resting, passively retaining sperm and increasing her probability of conception. . British biologists, Robin Baker and Mark Bellis team counted sperm from over 300 instances of human copulation and found that a woman climaxes any time between a minute before to 45 minutes after her lover ejaculates, retains significantly more sperm (In non orgasmic, she hardly retain any sperm)..

vi. Try to lie on your back for at least 4 to 5 hours after sex, so that even the slow-moving or the late comer spermatozoa too will find the way into the female reproductive system.
vii. Strictly no washing, immediately after sex, especially on or around the day of ovulation.

Last but not the least, Sincere Prayers to the Almighty

Teenage pregnancy tips?

lolla(:

I am now pregnant i'm 19 years and a college freshman. I wanted to know if I could get some tips.

Answer
My tips are first to consider abortion. There is always time for having a child later. Otherwise, your chance of finishing college is only 2%.

My next tip is, if you won't consider abortion, consider adoption. That way, your child gets two mature adults and a good home.

Otherwise, most teen parents live in poverty. Look up "teen mom statistics." Are you really prepared to raise a child for the next 18 years? If this was your daughter, what would you tell her? If you would really say, "Have the baby" then be prepared to be a grandma before you're 40!

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When does fertility start to decrease?

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Aurora Bel

I'm 28 now and have one beautiful daughter. But, we're not planning to have another child anytime soon for a number of reasons. But, there is a part of me that still wants to have another (biological) child. So, at what age do the chances of getting pregnant start to fall or drop dramatically? What are the chances of getting pregnant past 35 w/o the use of any fertility treatments? Does anyone know where I can find reliable information or statistics??? Thanks in advance for taking the time to answer my question!

Answer
More women today find they want to put off pregnancy until their careers are well established, or until they've gotten more life experience. However, research shows that pregnancies in women over the age of 35 suffer from more problems than those in younger women. How great are the risks compared with the benefits, and what do you really need to be concerned about?
How Old is Too Old to Have a Baby?
According to the Mayo Clinic, a woman's fertility peaks between the ages of 20 and 24. However, fertility rates remain relatively constant through the early 30s, after which they begin to decline:

At age 30 to 35, fertility is 15 to 20 percent below maximum. From age 35 to 39, the decrease is 25 to 50 percent. From 40 to 45, the decrease is 50 to 95 percent.

Technically, any woman who has not gone through menopause, and who does not have other reproductive problems, can become pregnant. Successful pregnancies have been reported in women as old as 59.

Pregnancy Risks After 35
The risk of miscarriage increases after age 35; by the early 40s, more than 50 percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage. Many of these occur at an early stage and may not even be detected, or may be mistaken for a late period. The majority of these miscarriages are due to the chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus.

Other age-related factors affecting fertility include less frequent and/or irregular ovulation, and endometriosis, in which tissue that attaches to the ovaries or fallopian tubes interferes with conception.

When they do get pregnant, women older than 35 may have a higher risk of developing gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, and placenta previa. There is also a potentially higher risk of having a baby with low birth weight, and of chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome.

Aiming for a Positive Pregnancy
Although older women may find it somewhat harder to achieve pregnancy, the overall outcomes are excellent. In fact, birth rates for mothers in their 30s and 40s have increased dramatically over the past 25 years. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, the birth rate for women age 35 to 39 nearly doubled between 1978 and 1998. Between 1981 and 1997, the birth rate for women in their 40s increased 92 percent.

If you're over 35 and thinking of getting pregnant, a few simple tips will help minimize the risks:

Start taking prenatal vitamins
See your doctor for prepregnancy checkups
Eat well
Exercise regularly
Cut out nicotine, alcohol, and drugs

Finally, if you don't succeed in getting pregnant within six months, see a reproductive endocrinologist (fertility specialist) to discuss next steps.

Sources: The Mayo Clinic Complete Book of Pregnancy and Baby's First Year (Morrow, 1994); March of Dimes: 888-MODIMES, www.modimes.org, www.nacersano.org

The information on this Web site is designed for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat any health problems or illnesses without consulting your pediatrician or family doctor. Please consult a doctor with any questions or concerns you might have regarding your or your child's condition.

Content courtesy of American Baby.

What I need to know before trying to conceive?

dabosf

My husband and I finally decided on getting pregnant later on this year (probably September or so) after 5 long years. What I want to know is what should I be doing to better my chances to conceive successfully. And any other idea, tips and comments are greatly appreciated.

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There is a lot to conceiving I thought I was ttc until learned all the mistakes I was making like did you know that taking ibprophen can block ovulation alchol ciggs drugs and you only have a 20%chance each month men have a 40% cause of infertilty man there's a lot but most couples conceive within the first year consult with an obgyn so you can learn the dos and don't before you waste as much time as I have good and tons of baby dust for everybody

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