Sunday, February 16, 2014

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?


Answer
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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Can i not get pregnant breastfeeding, even with a period?




Casey Pitt


I know breastfeeding can help prevent you from getting pregnant, i have two little girls and breastfed them both. With both i had a very regular period. every 30 days. I was not usong any method of birth control at all and had plenty of unprotected sex ( me and my hubby want our kids close in age ) i stopped breastfeeding my oldest when she was 9 months old. 1 month later i was pregnant. my sister also had regular periods while breastfeeding, she stopped breastfeeding and got pregnant 1 month later. so i guess my question is, did breast feeding keep me from getting pregnant, even though i had a normal period or did i just happen 2 get pregnant the month after my daughter was weanted. i stoped nursing my youngest 2 months ago so hoping im pregnant this month! thanks in advance!


Answer
If you were getting regular periods, then it's almost certain that you were ovulating and it was likely a coincidence that you got pregnant after you stopped breastfeeding. Most of the time, no ovulation means you are either not getting periods or you have very irregular, almost continuous bleeding / spotting throughout the month.

Breastfeeding and getting pregnant?




Riyen's


Does anyone know the chances of getting pregnant while breastfeeding with no other protection?
oh so you dont get pregnant because you dont have a period?



Answer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lactational_amenorrhea_method
Breastfeeding infertility

For women who meet the criteria (listed below), LAM is 98% effective during the first six months postpartum.[1]

* Breastfeeding must be the infantâs only (or almost only) source of nutrition. Feeding formula, pumping instead of nursing[2], and feeding solids all reduce the effectiveness of LAM.
* The infant must breastfeed at least every four hours during the day and at least every six hours at night.
* The infant must be less than six months old.
* The woman must not have had a period after 56 days post-partum (when determining fertility, bleeding prior to 56 days post-partum can be ignored).

Ecological breastfeeding is a stricter form of LAM developed by Sheila Kippley, one of the founders of the Couple to Couple League. Studies have shown it has a 1% failure rate in the first six months postpartum, and a 6% failure rate before the womanâs first postpartum menstruation.[3][4] The Seven Standards of ecological breastfeeding are slightly different from the LAM criteria:

* Breastfeeding must be the infantâs only source of nutrition â no formula, no pumping, and (if the infant is less than six months old) no solids.
* The infant must be pacified at the breast, not with pacifiers or bottles
* The infant must be breastfed often. The standards for LAM are a bare minimum; more frequency is better. Scheduling of feedings should be avoided.
* Mothers must sleep with their infants â in the same room, if not in the same bed.
* Mothers must not be separated from their infants for more than three hours a day.
* Mothers must take daily naps with their infants.
* The woman must not have had a period after 56 days post-partum (bleeding prior to 56 days post-partum can be ignored).


http://www.kellymom.com/bf/normal/fertility.html#prevent
How can I use breastfeeding to prevent pregnancy?

The Exclusive Breastfeeding method of birth control is also called the Lactational Amenorrhea Method of birth control, or LAM. Lactational amenorrhea refers to the natural postpartum infertility that occurs when a woman is not menstruating due to breastfeeding. Many mothers receive conflicting information on the subject of breastfeeding and fertility.

Myth #1 â Breastfeeding cannot be relied upon to prevent pregnancy.

Myth #2 â Any amount of breastfeeding will prevent pregnancy, regardless of the frequency of breastfeeding or whether momâs period has returned.

Exclusive breastfeeding has in fact been shown to be an excellent form of birth control, but there are certain criteria that must be met for breastfeeding to be used effectively.

Exclusive breastfeeding (by itself) is 98-99.5% effective in preventing pregnancy as long as all of the following conditions are met:

1. Your baby is less than six months old
2. Your menstrual periods have not yet returned
3. Baby is breastfeeding on cue (both day & night), and gets nothing but breastmilk or only token amounts of other foods.


[...]

How can I maximize my natural period of infertility?

Timing for the return to fertility varies greatly from woman to woman and depends upon baby's nursing pattern and how sensitive mom's body is to the hormones involved in lactation.

* Breastfeeding frequency and total amount of time spent breastfeeding per 24 hours are the strongest factors leading to the return of fertility: a mother is more likely to see the return of fertility if baby's nursing frequency and/or duration is reduced, particularly if the change is abrupt.
* In some populations, research has shown that night nursing slows the return to fertility.
* One study showed that mothers who were separated from their infants (but expressed milk to provide 100% breastmilk for baby) had a higher pregnancy risk (5.2%) during the first 6 months (Valdes 2000).
* The introduction of solid food can also be a factor in the return of fertility. Once baby starts solids (if mom's cycles have not returned), the natural period of infertility may be prolonged by breastfeeding before offering solids, starting solids gradually, and not restricting nursing.

You can achieve higher effectiveness by practicing ecological breastfeeding:

* keeping baby close
* breastfeeding on cue (day and night)
* using breastfeeding to comfort your baby
* breastfeeding in a lying-down position for naps and at night
* using no bottles or pacifiers

If you practice ecological breastfeeding:

* Chance of pregnancy is practically zero during the first three months, less than 2% between 3 and 6 months, and about 6% after 6 months (assuming mom's menstrual periods have not yet returned).
* The average time for the return of menstrual periods is 14.6 months.
* Moms whose cycles return early tend to be infertile for the first few cycles. Moms whose cycles return later are more likely to ovulate before their first period.
Source: Natural Child Spacing and Breastfeeding by Jen O'Quinn



The Effectiveness Of Natural Family Planning
http://ccli.org/nfp/basics/effectiveness-p04.php

http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0010782497000401
Data were entered and cleaned on-site and further cleaned and analyzed at IRH, using country-level and pooled data to produce descriptive statistics and life tables. The 98+ % efficacy of LAM is confirmed in a wide variety of settings. In addition, the results yield insight on the possibility of continued use beyond 6 months. LAM is found to be highly effective as an i