Days To Get Pregnant Vary From One Woman To Another
The Quick And Easy Way To Understand The Days To Get Pregnant
The quick and easy way to understand the days to get pregnant starts with understanding the internal workings of your body. Most of us think we understand our female reproductive system but many of us fail to understand our hormones and how they affect our reproductive system.
Each menstrual cycle contains specific days to get pregnant and even though you may have your periods exactly every 28 days, the time you ovulate may vary a day or so depending on what is going on in your life. Most women have a 28-35 day menstrual cycle. The more irregular your menstrual cycle is, the harder it is for you to know the best days to get pregnant.
No matter what your menstrual cycle is like, if you want to get pregnant you need to put some time and effort into knowing what your best days to get pregnant are. This initially involves monitoring your ovulation pattern and this can be done in several forms. Each system of ovulation monitoring has it own unique benefits and drawbacks.
Many women mistakenly believe that ovulation (production of eggs) happens on day 14 after the menstrual period starts. This may be wrong as research shows we ovulate about 14 days before the onset of a menstrual cycle. Of course this is not set in stone as each woman has a unique menstrual and ovulation pattern.
Day one of your menstrual cycle is the day you first see menstrual blood loss even if it is only a drop of blood. This is classed as your first day of your menses. The best days to get pregnant are the day before, the day of and the day after you have ovulated. Therefore you have a 24-28 hour window of opportunity each month, as being your best days to get pregnant.
I invite you to learn more about getting pregnant faster and the many ways to calculate your best days to get pregnant, by watching my FREE Lumalove Getting Pregnant video.