If your natural conception date is only a few days before your estimated date of ovulation, don't try to conceive unless both times favour your preferred gender, (be aware that you may increase the chance of twins being conceived) or you may conceive at either time your natural conception date OR your mid-cycle ovulation so you must be very careful !! Supposing you do have intercourse at the time of your natural conception date, and then ovulation occurs several days later but your mid-cycle ovu.

Your mid-cycle ovulation as you probably know is aproximately 14 days prior to your next period date. the time of your mid-cycle ovulation (provided the man and woman are gynaecologically healthy)if intercourse takes place between 5 days prior to ovulation and 2 days after ovulation there is a chance that conception can take place. Your natural conception date is completely different. See similar questions...

No some women have tried to conceive at the time of their natural conception dates unsuccessfully, but others have been successful with 'spontaneous ovulation' at the time of their NCD, all we can advise is that you try at both times, and sooner or later you should fall pregnant. of the time we have had success stories from women using our system which is probably because of the combination of many techniques to increase your chances of success. See similar questions...

You can try to conceive at the time of your natural conception dates at any time in your cycle, if a high level of excitement is reached you may experience what is known as 'spontaneous ovulation'. See similar questions...

Conception Cycles are the menstrual cycles in which GenSelect customers try to conceive (get pregnant) while using the GenSelect Fully Integrated System and following directions precisely. Part of the GenSelect System involves preparing the bodies of both mother and father for maximum success in conceiving a child of the preferred sex. This preparation comes BEFORE the Conception Cycle. These preparations include the Easy Diet Guidelines, BBT Charting, and use of Ovulation Predictors. See similar questions...

Conception, or fertilization, occurs when the male's sperm meets with the woman's ovum (egg) and successfully penetrates it. This typically takes place in one of the woman's fallopian tubes and the fertilized egg then travels to the uterus and implants in the uterine lining. For pregnancy to take place, fertilization of the egg must be followed by a successful implantation. Only one egg is released for fertilization in each menstrual cycle. See similar questions...

Many couples use the tried and true method of having sex every other day. It is true that sperm can live for 24 to 48 hours in the woman after sex. If you're consistently having sex on that frequent basis, ovulation will eventually occur and conception should happen in that window of time. Obviously, this works only if the woman is ovulating properly and the man and the woman have no reproductive health issues. See similar questions...

No. If your cycle is consistently irregular, using ovulation calendars may result in misleading information about your fertility. For more information, see Irregular Menstrual Cycle. See similar questions...

Many women have questions about the date of possible conception, and unfortunately figuring this out is not always so easy. The assumption is that if a woman has pretty regular menstrual cycles, then she will be ovulating during a certain time of the month. Ovulation is the time when conception can take place because that is when an egg is made available. The problem is that most women do not ovulate on an exact date each month, and many women have a different ovulation day from month to month. See similar questions...

During the time of ovulation, an egg is available to be fertilized for only about 12-24 hours. But since sperm can live in the body for 3-5 days and then the egg is available for one day, your most fertile time is considered to be about 5-7 days. See similar questions...

Only women capable of a menstrual cycle can get pregnant naturally. The body makes chemicals and proteins called neurotransmitters and hormones which create the menstrual cycle. The neurotransmitters from the brain tell the pituitary, an organ found in the brain, to make and release protein signals that go to the ovary where an egg is developed. Estrogen is made by the ovary to help the egg develop and after the egg is released (ovulation) progesterone is made by the ovary. See similar questions...

Immediately upon receiving your GenSelect Fully Integrated System, follow the easy instructions and use the Home Kit contents to begin predicting your ovulation cycle. The more cycles you can chart, the more accurate and effective your Home Kit will be for you. See similar questions...

Yes, you can. This combination will optimize your chances of getting pregnant by addressing your fertility at all levels: physical, emotional and spiritual. See similar questions...

Ovulation is the release of an egg by the woman's ovary. In almost every menstrual cycle, the woman's ovary releases an egg. There are thousands of eggs inside the woman's ovaries. The natural chemicals in her body trigger the development of one of these eggs every cycle. When the egg is ready to be fertilized, it comes out of the ovary and travels down the woman's tubes to her uterus. If the man's sperm has fertilized it, the egg can attach itself to the uterus and the woman is pregnant. See similar questions...

Ovulation day is green and fertile days are light green on the calendar. Cyclendar.com will show the best sex schedule to get pregnant - we recommend you follow it. See similar questions...

A woman ovulates about two weeks before the start of her period. But most cycles are at least slightly irregular, so be careful! See similar questions...

the bottom of the Information table at Calendar & Enter Data use the link that reads "If you switched to the pregnancy mode by mistake". After that go to the 'Pregnancy' menu item and enter a new date of conception. See similar questions...