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Post-natal contraception
By Babyexpert.com on 06/04/2006 10:45:00
Keen not to have another baby immediately? Here's your guide to post-natal contraception.
days after giving birth, so it's important to know the facts about post-natal contraception: BreastfeedingYour baby's sucking stimulates hormones which stop ovulation, so its effectiveness as a contraceptive depends on how long and how often he feeds
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Will I have problems conceiving?
By Babyexpert.com on 25/11/2008 10:23:00
After several miscarriages, an ectopic pregnancy and yeasr of trying, I now have a 1-year-old baby. I'm still breastfeeding, but am keen to try for another child, although I haven't had a period yet. Is there any way of telling when, or if, I'm likel
Obstetrician Leonie says: 'Until your periods start again, it's difficult to know when or if you're ovulating, as the usual tests for ovulation such as prediction kits are recommended for use around the middle of the menstrual cycle.There is a huge
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Have regular sex for 3-6 months before conception for a healthier pregnancy
By Sophie Westnedge on 27/11/2012 10:33:11
Seminal fluid primes a woman’s immune system to be more receptive to pregnancy, claims study
Couples planning a baby should have regular sex for 3 to 6 months before conception, to increase their chances of a healthy pregnancy, says a new study.Researchers from The University of Adelaide suggest that a woman’s repeated exposure to her partners sperm and seminal fluid all...
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How to get pregnant: refresher course
By Babyexpert.com on 04/01/2010 14:56:00
We all learned in school about where babies come from and how theyre made, but it doesnt hurt to have a quick re-cap lesson... A biology lesson on how to get pregnant
puberty and the menopause. Every month around 20 eggs in one of our ovaries begin to ripen. The biggest and most mature is released - that's called ovulation - by one of the ovaries and travels down one of the two Fallopian tubes towards the womb
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How to get pregnant by reading your menstrual cycle
By Babyexpert.com on 25/05/2007 14:38:00
How to get pregnant by reading your menstrual cycle - Knowing how your menstrual cycle works is the key to getting pregnant
and release the egg (ovulation). From this point onwards, the ovary produces two hormones: oestrogen and progesterone. If you don't get pregnant, the levels of progesterone start to fall; this drop in progesterone triggers a period. How do you know when you
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Off the Pill but no periods
By Babyexpert.com on 07/04/2009 09:33:00
I am 23 and came off the Pill six months ago, but I haven't had a period since. My partner and I want to start a family but when I saw my GP he told me not to worry and that my periods would probably start again soon. Is this normal?
Obstetrician Leonie says: Sometimes it takes three to six months for periods to return to normal after coming off the Pill. However, if they haven't returned after six months, there's likely to be a medical reason, and it usually means ovulation isn
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Ten fun signs you're TTC
By Babyexpert.com on 12/10/2011 09:50:00
Tell-tale signs you're trying to conceive!
eyes again. He starts making noises about 'not being a sex machine, you know.' Oh yes? Since when?4. It's all about the big O - that's ovulation, not orgasm. He mumbles, 'But I'm not in the mood,' only to be met with an incredulous stare
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Trying for Baby No 2
By Babyexpert.com on 17/04/2009 14:35:00
Things to think about before you start trying to get pregnatn with baby number two
.' Ovulation test kits can narrow down the best time to try. You can also take your cue from what's going on down below. 'Be aware of when you're having more vaginal secretions, and have sex three or four times a week around this time,' says fertility guru Zita
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Getting pregnant: when to seek help
By Babyexpert.com on 06/04/2006 15:09:00
Getting pregnant: when to seek help with fertility if you haven't fallen pregnant within a year of trying for a baby
're ovulating, using a home ovulation test kit. You can find these in most chemists. When the fertility test results are back If all the results are normal, you're under 35 and you've been trying for less than 18 months, your GP might suggest ways you can
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Weight problems and fertility
By Babyexpert.com on 03/09/2008 16:59:00
Could you be too fat or too thin to get pregnant?
19, can cause hormonal disturbances that disrupt ovulation and in turn affect fertility.This relationship between weight loss and lack of ovulation has been well documented and observed in young athletes, ballet dancers and gymnasts.If tests show
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