How to get pregnant faster while living together

Whether it is a couple who want to have a baby after marriage, or a young couple who are preparing to have a second child, pregnancy is an important matter that cannot be ignored. This is related to the increase in the number of families who cannot conceive in recent years, and people also have a simple understanding of the difficulties of pregnancy. Many couples are inevitably anxious in order to conceive their baby as soon as possible. When is it easiest to get pregnant? Women are most likely to get pregnant during their ovulation period. If you have regular sex during your ovulation period, the chances of getting pregnant are relatively high. Want to know when is the easiest time to get pregnant? How can women get pregnant quickly?

How to make women pregnant quickly

When is it easiest to get pregnant? Women are most likely to get pregnant during their ovulation period. If you have regular sex during your ovulation period, the chances of getting pregnant are relatively high. To know when you are most likely to get pregnant, you must first understand the time of ovulation. The following are four reference methods to predict ovulation.

1. Schedule calculation method

Generally speaking, women's menstrual cycle is 21-35 days (average 28 days), and ovulation is 12-16 days before the next menarche (average 14 days). The actual time can be calculated based on the schedule algorithm. The main method is to calculate the fertile and difficult periods in the current cycle based on the records of the past 12 or more menstrual cycles. The formula is calculated as follows:

(1) The shortest cycle number in the past - 19 = the last day of the difficult pregnancy period before ovulation. The next day is the first day of the fertile period.

(2) The longest cycle duration in the past - 10 = the last day of the fertile period after ovulation. This way you can calculate the actual time of your fertile period.

2. Method of measuring body temperature during ovulation

The body temperature method is a relatively accurate way to measure the ovulation period, because generally speaking, a woman's body temperature will suddenly drop on the day of ovulation, and then the body temperature will rise by 0.3-0.5 degrees compared to the basic body temperature for a few days.

Women who are preparing for pregnancy can buy a thermometer, set it below 35 degrees Celsius before going to bed every day, and measure their temperature immediately after waking up every day (after 8 hours of sleep) without doing any exercise. Because any posture may increase the body temperature and cause deviation, it is necessary to measure it without exercising. This should be continued for at least 14 days. It is best to persist in measuring it all the time, and record it and draw a trend chart to grasp the regularity of temperature rise and fall to determine one's ovulation period.

3. Ovulation test paper method

The progesterone in women's urine is converted into growth hormone (LH), which will reach a peak value within 24-48 hours before ovulation. The use of ovulation test strips can more accurately detect the highest level of LH. After starting the test, you should perform the test regularly every day. When a color close to the peak value appears, you should test it every 12 hours until the highest LH value is detected.

4. Observation of secretions

During a menstrual cycle, the characteristics of secretions undergo regular changes. Normally, the discharge is drier, thicker, and less in quantity. During ovulation, the secretions will become clearer and more transparent, like egg white, with a high degree of metallic brushing. This is because during ovulation, higher concentrations of estrogen are produced, which act on the columnar squamous epithelial cells at the cervical opening, causing them to secrete a large amount of secretions.

Pregnancy process

The pregnancy process is that after sexual intercourse between men and women, semen is accumulated in the female vagina. There are a lot of sperm in the semen, and the survival time of sperm is about 72 hours. The active sperm goes through the uterus to the ampulla of the fallopian tube to meet and fertilize the egg. The sperm and egg combine and then pass to the uterus through the bilateral fallopian tubes, and "swim" in the uterine cavity for 2 to 3 days to find a suitable focus. Then the embryo implants and develops in the uterus until full-term delivery. The following is the entire process that cannot be missed during pregnancy.

1. The boy's testicles can produce normal sperm. The sperm density of a normal adult male ejaculate is 2-6 ml. The sperm count in 1 ml of semen should be more than 60 million, more than 60% of the sperm are motile, and less than 30% of the sperm are abnormal. If the male's sperm does not meet the above standards, it will be difficult for the female to become pregnant.

2. Women's uterus and ovaries can produce healthy and complete eggs. For women with normal menstruation, a healthy and complete egg cell is released in each menstrual cycle, so there is still a chance of pregnancy. It is difficult for women with anovulation due to ovarian insufficiency or irregular menstruation to become pregnant.

3. Have normal sexual life around the time of female ovulation so that sperm and egg have a chance to meet and fertilize. Male sperm can survive in a woman's vagina for 1-3 days, and the egg cell can survive for about 1 day after being released. The female ovulation time is about 14 days before the next menarche. There is a possibility of pregnancy only if you have sexual intercourse within a few days before and after ovulation. It is not easy to get pregnant if you have sex during the non-ovulation period.

4. The reproductive system must be unobstructed. The male's ejaculation duct must be unobstructed so that the male sperm can be discharged through normal sexual intercourse and enter the female reproductive system to fuse with the egg cell. The female reproductive system must also be smooth, so that the sperm that enters the female vagina during sexual intercourse can pass through the cervix, uterus, reach the fallopian tubes and meet the egg for fertilization without hindrance. The sperm and egg can combine and enter the uterine cavity smoothly. If both sides of the fallopian tubes are blocked, the male sperm and egg cells will lose the opportunity to fuse. Therefore, once the fallopian tubes are blocked, the chance of artificial insemination is completely lost.

5. The extracellular fluid in the uterus must be suitable for embryo implantation and growth. After the egg cell is fertilized in the ampulla of the fallopian tube, it grows and moves through the fallopian tubes toward the uterus. After 3-4 days, it reaches the uterine body, and after 6-8 days, it is buried in the nutrient-rich uterine wall, and then continues to grow and develop into a fetus. It is also impossible to get pregnant.

6. If a couple lives together under normal physiological conditions and does not use any contraceptive methods, the chance of getting pregnant each month is 20%, the chance of getting pregnant in half a year is 70%, and the chance of getting pregnant in one year is 80%. If they do not use any contraceptive methods for more than one year and still develop infertility, medical examination should be carried out. But there is no need to be overly nervous. Even if a couple has no fertility problems, they cannot have a baby in any month.