How long does it take to get pregnant?

Nowadays, as people attach more and more importance to fertility, many people will prepare for pregnancy before getting pregnant. During this period, both women and men will take certain measures to regulate their bodies to ensure normal conception. Of course, you can’t get pregnant just by preparing for pregnancy. It takes some time. So, how long after preparing for pregnancy is it normal to get pregnant? The following is some relevant knowledge for you!

1. How many months does it usually take to get pregnant?

Generally speaking, pregnancy can be achieved within 3-4 months of preparation. But it is not absolute. Some people have been preparing for pregnancy for almost a year but still haven’t gotten pregnant. At this time, it is best to go to the hospital to see if there is any problem. If the man's sperm quality is poor or there are few sperm, it will cause fertility difficulties.

Factors that help conception include:

1. Ensure the frequency of sexual intercourse: Generally, have sex once every 3-4 days. Even if the ovulation period is not calculated accurately, you will still encounter the egg by chance.

2. Relieve stress: Relax, relieve stress, let everything happen naturally, maintain a happy mood, and wait for the birth of the baby.

3. Sexual posture: Adopting the correct sexual posture can also help sperm reach the female cervix quickly.

4. Have sex when you are energetic: When couples have sex, they must keep their bodies and energy sufficient. Do not conceive when they are tired. Even if they conceive, the quality will not be good. If time permits, you can have sex in the morning. In this way, couples will be energetic after a night's rest, which can improve the quality of sperm and eggs.

5. Choose the best age for conception: 30-35 years old for men and 25-30 years old for women. Especially for women, it is best not to choose to be an older mother. Firstly, the quality of eggs is not as good as before, and secondly, the pregnancy process for older mothers is also more dangerous.

2. Do a prenatal checkup before pregnancy

For women of childbearing age, it is very easy to get pregnant by just having normal sexual life. If you have not gotten pregnant after one or two months of preparation, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a pre-pregnancy check-up to check for gynecological diseases. Any gynecological disease may cause infertility. The specific probability of infertility and whether treatment is needed should be followed the doctor's advice.

The husband should go with you during the pre-pregnancy check-up because men are at the same risk of infertility. At the same time, pre-pregnancy examination can also determine whether the two people have chromosomal abnormalities and the probability of giving birth to a healthy baby.

3. Precautions during pregnancy preparation

Pay attention to your diet: Many female friends suffer from infertility due to excessive weight loss or malnutrition. Eat more nutritious foods on a daily basis. Try to quit smoking and drinking. The toxic substances in tobacco and alcohol will affect the quality of male friends' sperm to varying degrees and reduce the chance of pregnancy.

Keep a good mood and don't have too much stress: Modern women are under great work pressure, and the elderly urging them to have children often increases the pressure, leading to endocrine disorders and affecting conception.

Have sex on the day of ovulation: Accurately grasp the ovulation cycle, have sex on the day of ovulation, and conceive scientifically.