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What is the best time to get pregnant?
Your body has a natural clock that prepares for life every month. That clock is the ovarian cycle, and knowing it helps you identify your most fertile days. 💫
🩷 Follicular phase (days 1 to 13):
It begins with menstruation. Your body starts preparing an egg, and estrogen levels increase.
🌼 Ovulation (around day 14):
This is the ideal time to conceive. The mature egg is released from the ovary and can be fertilized by a sperm for the next 24 hours.
👉 The most fertile days are the day of ovulation and the 2 days before, because sperm can live up to 3 to 5 days inside the body.
🌙 Luteal phase (days 15 to 28):
The body prepares for a possible pregnancy. If there is no fertilization, menstruation arrives and the cycle restarts.
💡 Tip:
If your cycle is regular (28 days), the best time to try is between day 12 and 16 of the cycle. If it is irregular, a menstrual calendar or a fertility app can help you recognize your patterns.
✨ Remember:
It's not just about counting days, but about listening to your body: changes in vaginal discharge (clearer and more elastic), increased body temperature, and sexual desire may indicate ovulation.
What is an ectopic pregnancy?
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, usually in one of the fallopian tubes.
There is no space or conditions there for the pregnancy to grow, which can cause intense pain, internal bleeding, and put the woman's life at risk if not detected in time.
🧬 Why does it happen?
It may be due to:
• Infections or inflammation in the fallopian tubes.
• Previous surgeries or endometriosis.
• Use of intrauterine devices or fertility treatments.
• Although many times there is no clear cause, it can affect any woman. 🩺 The Importance of Early Transvaginal Ultrasound
Performing a transvaginal ultrasound between the 5th and 7th week of pregnancy allows you to:
• Confirm that the gestational sac is inside the uterus.
• Detect an ectopic pregnancy early.
• Avoid serious complications and preserve reproductive health.
From the Ovary to Life 🌸
It all begins with a small miracle:
💫 Every month, an egg matures in the ovary and is released in a process called ovulation.
❤️ If it unites with a sperm, fertilization occurs, giving rise to a new life.
🌱 Then, that embryo travels to the uterus, where it implants, finding its first home.
This is how the wonderful story of life begins.
Taking care of yourself, knowing your body, and understanding these processes is loving your health and your future. 💕
Five Signs That You Might Have Fertility Problems
Fertility doesn't only depend on age or the desire to be a mother; it is also related to your hormonal, metabolic, and reproductive health. These are some warning signs that deserve medical attention:
1️⃣ Irregular Menstrual Cycles
If your periods are very variable (less than 21 days or more than 35 days between cycles), it may indicate ovulation disorders.
2️⃣ Chronic Pelvic Pain or Pain During Sexual Intercourse
It could be related to endometriosis, previous infections, or adhesions affecting the fallopian tubes or ovaries.
3️⃣ Absence of Menstruation (Amenorrhea)
Not having a period for more than three months without being pregnant is a sign of a hormonal imbalance that should be evaluated.
4️⃣ Abnormal Discharge or Intermenstrual Bleeding
These may reflect ovulatory disorders or endometrial abnormalities.
5️⃣ Trying to Conceive for More Than a Year Without Success
(Six months if you are over 35 years old). It's time to consult a fertility specialist for a complete evaluation.
💬 Remember: detecting the causes early allows for timely and effective treatments. Don't postpone your reproductive health, take care of your body, and listen to its signals. 👩⚕️ Fertility is also a reflection of your overall well-being.
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