EGG WHITE AS A NATURAL FERTILITY AID

Yes indeed, egg white! If you’ve tried everything and nothing has worked, it is indeed worth a try and it does seem to work from the many testimonials on its use. However it appears that there is a slight risk of infection involved. These are the stories of ladies who swear by it:

Husband and I had been trying to conceive for 5 months with no luck. This month we decided to use real egg whites. I used a syringe without the needle to insert the egg whites. I also used the pillow to prop myself up during intercourse. And then I stayed in bed until the next morning without getting up. We used them the day before ovulation and the day after.

14 days later we found out we are pregnant. I also know two other women who got pregnant recently and the only thing they did differently that month was the egg whites. I would recommend it to anyone!
James Jelly Bean


I’m nine weeks pregnant and here’s my story: husband and I have been trying to conceive for one year after a miscarriage. I’m 43 and was aware that I was producing much less cervical mucus that I used to. Most months I am not aware of any egg white cervical mucus.

I read about the egg white in February and tried it only once a few days before ovulation. I took an egg from the fridge, broke it open and sucked up some egg white with a medicine dropper. Took it into the bathroom and inserted it into my vagina and squeezed tight as I walked to the bed. We had intercourse and I got pregnant!

My doctor says it’s an absolute miracle. I believe he is right; however I didn’t tell him about the egg whites. I’m keeping that my little secret until I find out the genetic testing comes out okay. Then I will tell him about it.
Dorian

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WHEN A WOMAN IS MOST LIKELY TO BECOME PREGNANT

WHEN A WOMAN IS MOST LIKELY TO BECOME PREGNANT


Failing to conceive may be a result of careless timing of intercourse by couples apart from diseases that contribute to infertility.

A woman is most likely to conceive just after the time she ovulates. An egg lives for about twenty four hours after it is released from the ovary. If a woman is going to conceive, the egg has to be fertilized within these twenty four hours.

If you want to become pregnant then the time to make love is around the time of ovulation. The best time of all is the day before ovulation. This gives the sperm time to travel up into the Fallopian tubes and so to be waiting when the egg is released.

You can find out when you ovulate and so when you are likely to conceive.

HOW TO FIND OUT WHEN YOU OVULATE

There are several ways of finding out when you ovulate. If you use all the methods together, you will get the most accurate idea of your time of ovulation.

The Calender Method
1. If your monthly cycle is fairly regular, you are probably used to working out when your next period is due. You can work out when you ovulate in the same way. First you have to get to know the pattern of your monthly cycle. Keep a record of your periods. Each month, record the first day of bleeding, in your diary or on a calendar. Do this for a number of months.

2. you can now work out the length of your monthly cycle. For each month that you have recorded, count the days from the first day of the next. If you have a regular cycle, the number of days between your periods will be about the same each month. But if the numbers vary a lot, you obviously have an irregular cycle and you will need to use the temperature or mucus methods to find out when you ovulate.

3. The length of a woman’s cycle varies. But most women ovulate about fourteen days before their next period. So using what you know to be the usual length of your monthly cycle, work out the first day of your period. Now count back fourteen days and you have the time when you are likely to ovulate. If you have intercourse around this time, you have a better chance of conceiving than at any other time in the month.