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Once you've decided to try for a baby, it's important to stay happy and remain unstressed to maximise your chance of a successful pregnancy.
Scroll down to watch a video about maintaining a healthy and active sex life.
"Have a happy sex life," is fertility expert Professor William Ledger's top tip. He says that some couples with fertility problems don't have sex enough to conceive. Understanding a woman's monthly fertility cycle will help.
When a woman ovulates, an egg is released from her ovaries and moves into the fallopian tubes. This is where conception will occur if the egg is fertilised by sperm.
Professor Ledger recommends a simple approach to when you should have sex if you're trying to get pregnant:
A happy sex life
Don't let awareness of your monthly fertility cycle become a source of stress or anxiety.
"Some people buy special kits, or use temperature charts, to try to monitor when they're ovulating," says Professor Ledger.
"But temperature charts can be hard to keep and aren't always reliable. Both kits and charts can cause unnecessary anxiety without being much use.
"Knowing your exact day of ovulation is only useful if you want to time intercourse to the day. If you simply have sex every other day across the eight days that you could be ovulating, you'll hit the right day. Aim for less stress and more fun. After all, it should be a happy time."
Remember, nine out of 10 couples in which the woman is under 35 will conceive naturally after one year of having regular unprotected sex.
"If you've been trying for a year or more and have not become pregnant, see your GP. If the female partner is over 33, or you've had problems before, such as an ectopic pregnancy or relevant surgery, seek help sooner," says Professor Ledger.
Watch the video to learn more about how you and your partner can maintain a healthy and active sex life.
Labels: Health-IV, Sexual Education
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