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Cristinandjohn, congratulations on your pregnancy and thanks for the recommendation on the book. Please check back in and let us know how your pregnancy is going.

-- Contributed by: HollySwanson

I bought this book about 4 months ago, after 11 years of battle with infertility issues. I am 45 and was extremely skeptical, but had nothing to lose so with the supervision of a holistic doctor that was recommended, I had followed the 5-step Pregnancy Miracle plan and to my utter amazement I had finally find a solution. Well, 2 weeks ago for the first time in my life, my period was late. I had a positive pregnancy test a week ago. Today my doctor confirmed my pregnancy. I am amazed, shocked and thrilled. I am speechless. It really is a miracle. Pregnancy Miracle by Lisa OLson changed my life in more ways than one.

-- Contributed by: cristinandjohn

Aubrey, a lot of women try elevating their hips and laying on their back for about 10 minutes following intercourse to encourage the sperm to move further into the uterus. As for positions during sex, there's no real evidence of any one position working better than another.

-- Contributed by: HollySwanson

is there any position required in making love,for me to become pregnant?

-- Contributed by: aubrey

Kat, since you've been trying to conceive for three years, both you and your husband should see your physicians for fertility testing. Most doctors will consider treating you for fertility problems after 12 months without conceiving. You could also buy the Fertell Fertility Test, which is an at-home test that can give you an overview of any problems.

-- Contributed by: HollySwanson

my husband and i are 3 years married but we cannot still have that baby, please help me to find ways to commit pregnant

-- Contributed by: kat

Lancy, check out our How to Conceive a Boy article, which has tips on timing intercourse to increase your chances. You can also try following the Chinese Lunar Pregnancy Calendar and plan to conceive in the month that you corresponds with having a boy.

Gender, however, is determined by the sperm, so although you can try to influence the process, there is no way to guarantee whether you will conceive a boy or a girl.

-- Contributed by: HollySwanson

how to get baby boy? can u please help me i have got already 4 girls i hope u will help me thanks........ from lancy

-- Contributed by: lancy

Chloe, it's hard to wait, but I'd be merely guessing if I said you are pregnant. You timed it correctly since 14 days is usually when a woman ovulates, but even women who use ovulation tests don't always get pregnant. To ease your mind, you can take the First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test four days before your period is due.

-- Contributed by: HollySwanson

Hey, I'm 19, and my bf is 20. I came off the implant nearly 2 months ago, and got my period in the first month. I'm just wondering, I had sex about 13-14 days after my period... do you think I could be pregnant? I know I will know when/if I get my period, but it seems like such a long time away.

-- Contributed by: chloe

Nandita, if your doctor advises you to consider IVF and intrauterine insemination and you have reservations about it, you should ask him or her if it's possible for you to get pregnant naturally. Some couples who have a hard time conceiving use these methods, but it still might be possible for you to conceive without them if you don't have a diagnosis of infertility.

-- Contributed by: HollySwanson

hi ,i am 26years old female,i got married last year my husband who is 33years of age,i wanna to get pregnatnt but my periods are not very regular i am taking treatment for that as well as my prolactin and thyroid levels are marginally above normail .doctor has advice me for artificial or intrauterine insemination, but i have a query that is it possible to convieve with normal intercourse or else i have to depend on the above procedure , at present me and my husband are taking treatment, pls advice

-- Contributed by: nandita accawade

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-- Contributed by: manisha

Felisitas,

Check out the article How to Conceive a Boy for tips, but keep in mind that these are just helpful tips. There is no definite way to control your child's gender. You might also want to look at our Chinese Lunar Pregnancy Calendar, which suggests what month to conceive in based on your age.

-- Contributed by: HollySwanson

i been trying to conseved a boy because i already have 3 girls and i could only have one more and i would like to have a boy

-- Contributed by: felisitas valadez

Sabrina, check out our article How to Conceive a Girl for tips.

-- Contributed by: HollySwanson

what foods can i eat to help me to concieve a girl does any body no any tips please help me

-- Contributed by: sabrina

Hi Tara, it's time to go back to the doctor. It sounds like you may have a problem ovulating regularly, which isn't uncommon. You're doctor will be able to tell you if you need a procedure or different medication. There are many option available for Fertility Drugs that may help.

If that doesn't work, you may need to look into IVF: In Vitro Fertilization or another type of fertilty assistance. But, only your doctor can tell you for sure. If you didn't like your doctor or felt uncomfortable with him, don't hesitate to switch to a different provider who can help you achieve a pregnancy.

-- Contributed by: HollySwanson

Me and my name having been trying to have a baby for almost 3 years. I have been to the OBGYN and the doctor gave me some medcine. He said I wasn't ovulating enough. One day I have to come in for some test and he said the left side of my fallopian tube was blocked a little. Then he was like the stuff they used was going to clear it up some so I would have a chance to be pregnant and it's been almost a year. I don't know what else to do I haven't been back. What do you think is wrong and should I go back. I might need surgery for that problem and everything will be right but I don't know. Tell me what you think.

Thanks , Tara

-- Contributed by: tara
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