Haven’t had your period but home pregnancy test says negative
When trying for a baby, or when having unprotected sex, one of the big signs for a pregnancy is a missed period, but that is not the only explanation. This article is for women who haven’t had your period but home pregnancy test says negative. It gives some reasons that may explain your missed period other than a pregnancy, and also considers the accuracy of a home pregnancy test.
Male Fertility Vitamins – FertilAid®
It is true that there are vitamins and supplements both men and women can take to help boost fertility and if you are a man looking for male fertility vitamins you may want to consider a product like FertilAid®. This product gives you all the supplements and vitamins you need to help you sperm quality, quantity and motility without having to take a lot of separate supplements each day and trying to remember which ones you have or have not taken. In this article we will look at what male fertility vitamins are in FertilAid®, what they do for you, and who this is suitable for.
What do the terms ‘regular cycle’ or ‘irregular cycle’ mean?
A cycle refers to the length of time from day one of your last period to day 1 of your next period. The average length that a lot of doctors or articles use is 28 days but in fact there are more women who have a different number than there are that have that cycle length. Now if you have a constant cycle length each month – allowing 1 or 2 days off on some months, that is a regular cycle. For example if month one you have 30 days, months 2 is 30 days, month 3 is 29 days, month 4 is 30 days, month 5 is 31 days – this is a regular cycle of 30 days. Most women have a regular cycle, whether it is a short cycle of 21 days or a long cycle of 35 days or somewhere in between.
Trying to Get Pregnant for the First Time
If you are trying to get pregnant for the first time you may be surprised to know there is a little more to raising your chances than just having unprotected sex! There is a time of month where you are most fertile, there are dietary and supplement considerations for both you and your partner, as well as other factors such as weight, general health and very importantly age. Read more…
Pregnant After 35 – Your Fertility and the Risks
It is a medical fact that after 35 a woman’s fertility drops as age affects their egg production both in quality and quantity. However this does not mean you cannot get pregnant after 35, just that statistically the odds are a little less, increasing with each year, and you may need some help. Apart from the fertility factor there are also increased risks when getting pregnant after 35, to your health and to the baby’s. This article looks at what those risks are, the statistics and some things you can do to help improve the situation.
