How to Get Pregnant Fast

The truth is that recording basal temperature to determine what the best time to get pregnant is, can actually make it harder to conceive, because normally by the time a rise in temperature is recorded, the egg is already dead.

Of course basal body temperature records have a role to play, it is just that the emphasis on it as a sign of fertility can be very misleading. Temperature recording is helpful for determining if you are ovulating or not, if your cycle is conducive for allowing an egg to be implanted into the uterus or even discovering if you have achieved conception in that cycle. This being said, it should not be the measure of your optimum fertile phase. The best way for determining fertile times is to check cervical fluid, and start charting that instead! The prime fertile day is the last day of the cervical fluid that looks like eggwhites, or the wettest type of cervical fluid.

For greater chances of conceiving noting changes in cervical fluid can be the key. Before starting to chart the changes in cervical mucus, you need to know what it is you are looking for. During any cycle cervical fluids can differ immensely in terms of volume, consistency and its colour. By using these indicators and charting their changes you can more accurately determine the optimum time for conception.

Part 3 of  ’When is the Best Time to Get Pregnant’ will be here tomorrow.