You know how you can tell that a women has a higher fertility if she has wide hips, then
1. How can you tell if a man has a higher fertility? (through physical appearance)
And you know how more black women than white women have wide hips (they’re curves NOT FAT)
2. Does that mean black women (on average) have a higher fertility than white women?
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i drink once or twice in two months & really enjoy dis state of mind. but thr r few fears in my mind. i m n unmarried female, i afraid is drinkin goin 2 effect my health? is it goin 2 effect my sex life or fertility in future?? wil i b able 2 conceive if i m a drinkin woman?
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I’m quite a big women, 20 years old & about to get married. Me & my fiance’ have talked about the fact i haven’t fallen pregnant yet. We have been together two and a half years, we have used no birth control and no condoms. My question is, are there other curvy women out there that are classified as overweight that had trouble conceiving and if you eventually did conceive, was there something special in a medical way which helped you conceive or any fairly naturally solutions which you could suggest?
sorry i should have mentioned that i have been diagnosed with PCOS, was diagnosed at like 13. Have had terribly irregular periods but i was on the pill until about 18months ago because i felt really badly effected by it emotionally & physically (put on weight, very severe mood swings etc). So to ROC & your questions, yes sex is regular but no periods are not! and to OKIE i had never actually thought about insulin levels but i will definately check them out the next time the subject comes up with my GP.
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Is it true that with being female and Diabetic (Type one and/or Type two) your periods can be longer than expected (meaning, than an average woman) and may cause problems with fertility?
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my husband & i have been trying to have a baby for 3 years, we have heard that a Supplement called Fertility Blend is the best on the market ( for both men & women) as my husband has both low sperm count & No mobility & some have no tails, we are both 39. & have already seen a Specialist, who says they will only do a partial IVF meaning that they will only direct the sperm Up into the canal, as the other method is so expensive.. so what advice can i get, whats the best on the market to help us? is it fertilityty Blend?
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My partner and I have been TTC for 2 years now. As you can imagine we’re both getting pretty down about how long it’s taking. I was just wondering if there are any supplements or foods I can eat to increase my fertility. We are both very interested in taking the natural route to conceiving first rather than fertility medication. My doctor suggested evening primrose oil to make my cervical mucous more susceptible to his sperm. I’ve been taking it for two months now and I really can see a difference in the quality of it; it’s less sticky and more slippery like it should be. Plus it does help a little bit with my PMS. I keep track of when I ovulate and we have intercourse usually a day or so before and a day after as we were told to do so. Just a little info: I have mild endometriosis that was mostly removed during a laparoscopy last October. Do you have any more suggestions or ideas?
yes it it up to god to decide whether or not i get pregnant. but i have complete faith that he will. this is what he wants me to do…my calling. i’m supposed to be a mother! this is something i fast for regularly! he has put it in my heart to seek natural help 
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I am not trying to conceive at this time but that may be changing within the next year or two and I have a question…
If you’re a female with a relatively short cycle (say 23 or 24 days instead of 28), does this mean you are more fertile than a woman with a longer cycle (more likely to get pregnant) or less fertile or is there even a difference? If your cycle is shorter, does that generally mean you have fewer fertile days to work with in a given cycle?
I was just wondering. Usually my cycle is between 26 and 28 days but sometimes it is only 23 or 24 days. I don’t remember it being this way when I was younger but it’s been this way the last few years, off and on (I’m 31 now).
Just wondering if the shorter cycles means I’m more fertile now than I used to be or less.
Thanks to all who can give me some information about this!
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