Chances of Conception and ConceivingFertility varies significantly between couples, as some can take the first month to conceive, while others can take years. On average, couples will conceive 25% of the time the first month, 60% of the time within 6 months and 80% of the time within one year. Keep trying to conceive, even if you are unsuccessful [...] |
Ovulation TrackingSome Facts you should know about Ovulation: An egg lives 12-24 hours after leaving the ovary |
Pregnancy TestingBefore taking a pregnancy test, you might check if you are experiencing any pregnancy symptoms. Taking a pregnancy test can be very exciting, while for some people it may be a little intimidating. A missed menstrual cycle is the most common symptom leading a woman to take a pregnancy test. |
Preconception NutritionWhile planning for your pregnancy is always good advice to take care of yourself first and make sure you having the best nutrition you could. Taking the right nutrients will help you to be in the perfect shape for this life-changing period of your life. |
Stages of ConceptionOvulation usually occurs midway through a woman’s menstrual cycle. At this point, the follicle which outgrows the others, ruptures and the egg is released. The site of this release is called the stigma, and the follicle goes on to form the corpus luteum. The corpus luteum produces progesterone which is a hormone responsible for nurturing [...] |
Infertility IssuesInfertility and difficulties getting pregnant can be a devastating situation for a couple. While many fortunate couples get easily pregnant, others may face complications while trying to conceive. Nowadays there are several medical procedures that can be done in order to help couples that are struggling with infertility. Trying to conceive can be difficult, but [...] |
MidwivesThese are care providers who can have a wide spectrum of training. Certified Nurse-Midwives have nursing training plus additional training in midwifery. Direct entry midwives or Certified Professional midwives have had training in midwifery, but do not have a nursing degree. |
Family PractitionersThese are physicians who have completed school degree and training in various fields of medicine including obstetrics, pediatrics, surgery, and internal medicine. During their residency they gain experience in family treatment. |
ObstetriciansThese are physicians who have school degree and training in the specialized field of women’s reproductive health known as Obstetrics and Gynecology. Obstetricians have the skills, knowledge, and means to deal with any type of complication that may arise in pregnancy and childbirth. |
Home BirthsDuring many centuries giving birth at home was pretty normal, many women in their families did it, and many of them feel more comfortable and relaxed when birthing in their own environment, but this freedom brings some responsibilities, and you still have to make some precautions. |
