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Posted on 2010-08-21

Questions to Ask Yourself when Trying to Conceive

Trying to have a baby can be a fun and exciting time (and we’re not just talking about the “baby dance!”) However, it can also be a time full of questions and wonder, especially if you’re having trouble trying to conceive. In some cases, after you’ve been trying to conceive for many months, it’s easy to become discouraged. You can start to wonder if you’ll ever have any success, and if you’ll ever get to be a parent (or get to be a parent again).

As you’re going through the process of trying to conceive, here are some important questions to ask yourself:

  • Am I truly ready to be a parent? Many folks just sort of jump in to pregnancy without too much thought. In a lot of cases, it’s not really even on purpose. To be sure, this is part of our survival instinct. Making babies keeps the human race going. Still, if you’re trying to conceive, it’s a good time to think about your life, your lifestyle and your dreams and goals. It takes some work and commitment to be a good parent, and you should be certain you’re ready to do what it takes.
  • What will I do if I can’t conceive? It’s good to have a plan of attack, if you’ve been struggling with getting pregnant. You need to figure out what your steps are. Will you try nutritional supplements or herbal remedies to increase your chances of conceiving? Are you open to the idea of fertility drugs? What about advanced fertility procedures such as IVF? No, it’s not necessary to worry about every contingency, but it is a good idea to have a basic road map in hand.
  • How is the process affecting our relationship? Trying to conceive can be a strain for many couples. Anxiety levels rise as you go through the monthly cycle of anticipation and disappointment. Sex can even become laborious. Make sure you’re doing what’s necessary to take care of your relationship, too.

Keeping on top of these three areas will help insure that you make it through the TTC process happy and healthy, regardless of the outcome.


One Response to Questions to Ask Yourself when Trying to Conceive

  1. heather salek says:

    My hubby and I have been trying for 3 1/2 years to get pregnant, with no luck. I’ve been on Clomid for 4 cycles now, and I DO ovulate with it, but there’s just no connection between sperm and egg. I would really like to try this FertilityRegimen. I really want to see if it works!

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