Warning for those who want to have a baby!

"The duration of conception in every woman is uncertain"
In general, the duration of conception in every woman is uncertain. In a healthy couple, the rate of getting pregnant and taking a healthy baby home, even in a sexual intercourse coincided with ovulation, is between 12-15 percent. While the rate of couples who are able to conceive in the first month is around 15 percent, this probability increases to 50 percent in the 3rd month, 80 percent in the 6th month and 85% at the end of one year. At the end of one year, an average of 15 out of 100 couples do not conceive, and these couples need further investigations to see if there is a problem with fertility. So when you decide to conceive, when you plan to have a child, you need to be patient. If you are under the age of 35 for 12 months, and if you are over the age of 35 for 6 months, if you have not been able to conceive after trying, you should consult a doctor.

If pregnancy cannot be achieved despite 12 months of unprotected intercourse, it is absolutely necessary to consult a specialist. This period is 6 months for women over the age of 35 or who have problems such as concomitant menstrual irregularity, previous infection, and surgery. Especially in our country, since women do not have the habit of routine examination, they usually only apply to the obstetrician during births. In this case, problems that may prevent conception may be overlooked, or if pregnancy is conceived before the problems that may cause problems in pregnancy are understood, high-risk pregnancy may threaten the life of the mother and the baby. Therefore, regular examination is very important for all women. It is beneficial for expectant mothers to see obstetricians without any problems.
"The ovulation period is important"
The ovulation period is when you are most likely to conceive in women. This period is an average of 4-5 days in a month. When ovulation occurs, the egg cell only stays alive for 24 hours. In this 24-hour cycle, the sperm and egg must meet. Since the sperm cell remains alive for up to 72 hours, it can wait for the egg cell in the woman's tubes. After calculating this period, some experts may recommend having intercourse every other day during this period, while others may recommend having intercourse every other day or 3 days apart. The important thing is to make at least one sexual intercourse coincide with this 4-5 day period. Those who want to have children should calculate this period well.

"There are false beliefs"

There are also people among the public who rely on hearsay and apply to some methods that have no scientific basis. It is believed that not standing up immediately after sexual intercourse, but lying on your back for a while and even putting a pillow under your hips increases the chance of conception. The reason for this is the anxiety caused by the reflux of a large part of the semen by standing up immediately. There is no scientific research that proves that sleeping on your back for a while after sexual intercourse increases the probability of getting pregnant. After ejaculation, a very large part of millions of sperm will remain alive by clinging to the cervical secretions. Moving with their tails, this large number of sperm will ejaculate and, after coming into contact with the vaginal secretion, will be advanced towards the uterus by a multitude of molecular mechanisms. In addition, there is no scientifically proven position that increases the probability of conception. And neither position is superior to the other. The reason for this is that the vagina lies on the bladder in a horizontal-inclined direction, not vertically, which can be affected by gravity, and the sperms move with their tails by holding on in the cervical secretion. The only scientifically proven and most important factor that increases your chances of getting pregnant is to have intercourse at the appropriate time, that is, by calculating your ovulation time.

In addition, it is beneficial for young girls to see a gynecologist at least once before marriage, and for women to do this procedure at routine intervals.