Sometimes pregnancy does not occur even after many years of marriage. The couple are beginning to be tormented by vague doubts about the health of the reproductive system. Perhaps the cause of infertility lies not in health problems, but in irregular sex life. It can be solved easily and simply, you just have to choose the right time for conception.
Instructions
Step 1
If you don't know how many days your menstrual cycle lasts, start writing down the beginning of each period in a notebook or mark a specific day on your calendar. Menstruation does not always begin on the same day of the month, it can get a little confused, and if you cannot remember the number, then this option will be optimal for calculating the duration of the cycle.
Step 2
Count the number of days from the first day of your period to the start of the next. Normally, the cycle lasts 28 days, but the interval between critical days up to 35 days is not considered a deviation.
Step 3
Now count 14 days back from the expected start of your next period. This day is considered the most favorable time for conception. But remember that pregnancy can occur not only from intercourse, which was on that day. Active sperm cells can live in a woman's body for up to 14 days and fertilize an egg on the day of her ovulation. Therefore, regular sex life is the key to success for those who want to have children.
