EPISODE · Sep 27, 2024 · 24 MIN
Everything you need to know about ovulation to maximise your chances of conception
from Don't Tell Me To RELAX- Your Fertility Podcast · host Hannah Pearn
Episode 4 of our Teaching To Conceive Series💛 As part of this Series we are running a free fertility masterclass also called, Teaching To Conceive. Which offers 6 live webinars to dive into the information we discuss on the podcast in more detail. Each session also offers a live Q & A so you have time to speak to our team of experts. We start the 8th Oct and you can register here.This week we delve into the intricacies of ovulation, discussing its significance in the menstrual cycle, the fertility window, and the various signs that indicate ovulation. TakeawaysOvulation is often misunderstood and not well taught.The fertile window extends beyond the 12-24 hours of egg viability.Conception rates are only 20-30% even with perfect timing.Most contraception focuses on female fertility despite men being fertile daily.Understanding ovulation can help manage expectations around conception.Tracking ovulation can be done through various methods, including apps and temperature monitoring.Pain during ovulation is common but should be monitored for severity.Spotting during ovulation can occur but should be investigated if frequent.Lifestyle and medical factors can affect ovulation.Regular cycles without ovulation are more common than people realize.ACUPUNCTURISTS- you can find out more about the Chinese Medicine Nutrition Diploma at The Northern College of Acupuncture by following this link here.For more Fertility Support & Care:💛Join our Don't Tell Me To RELAX! fertility online community❤️Follow us on Instagram for more fertility tips and information🧡 Book a Discovery Call to find out about working with us 121💛 Work with us 121 in one of our clinics around the UK
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