Hi when you are focused on the dates, you lose focus on the pleasure part. You also feel pressured and tense about having to do intercourse, or for not being able to. Have sex for the sake of pleasure and togetherness and enjoy every moment of it without a thought on ovulation and conception. Indulge lavishly in foreplay and afterplay. Everything will go favorably. Follow the suggestions of the other doctors below.
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NOBODY CAN TELL HOW MANY TIMES U NEED TO CONCEIVE. IDEALLY OVULATION OCCURS BETN DAY 12 TO DAY 18 OF THE PERIODS AND THAT IS A GOOD CHANCE TO CONCIEVE. SO HAVE INTERCOURSE IN THAT PERIOD
Day of ovulation is calculated as 14 th day minus next date of onset of cycle. And 5 - 5 days before and after that is a total period of 10 day is the most fertile period. Also chk husband semen. If a reasonable duration of 6 months do not give result go fo complete check up like ovulation study and tubal patency test if reqd
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Since how long have you been married?
If it has been more than one year trying to conceive, you should visit an infertility specialist and get a couple of tests done of you and your partner.
The best time to conceive is 14th day before your next menstrual cycle. You can also get follicular monitoring done and have timed intercourse. This will improve your conception chances.
Frankly speaking, Looking at ur age i consider u must be married atleast more than a year
so its high time to evaluate both partners and get treated.
fertility drastically goes down after 37 years of age
Best days would be 13 to 19th.
Relax...pregnancy is a wonderful feeling so throw away all the stress. Ovum normally survives about 12 to 24 hrs while sperm would survive about 72 hrs...
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