Question 1

when is a womem most fertile?

Accepted Answer

Ovulation: The five days leading to ovulation.

Question 2

whst is the fertility date of a women?

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A: Woman's best fertility time is around ovulation. Measure your for several months every day your temperature. If your cycle is regular during ovulation your body temperature is higher. This should happen usually 10-12 days after your period. If you found the exact time of the ovulation that is the best time to consider conceiving, of course check with an obgyn1.

Question 3

how many days a month is a woman fertile?

Accepted Answer

1-2 days: One, maybe two days in a normal cycle. People think its longer because she might conceive from intercourse several days earlier than her 'fertile period.'.

Question 4

can met tell somehow if women are fertile?

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Not very easily: Men without kids aren't able to tell much about their own fertility, let alone a woman's - if you're trying to conceive without success, see a fertility specialist. If you're not trying to conceive, assume she's fertile and use birth control.

Question 5

what does it mean when a women is fertile?

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Fertility: Fertility is when in your menstrual cycle you can become pregnant.  This is the short window from ovulation to post ovulation time that sperm can impregnate an egg leading to pregnancy.

Question 6

do all medications affect women's fertility?

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No: Some medications do have an effect, typically those that act on the pituitary gland or the ovary.  If the medication interferes with menstrual cycles or affects rapidly growing cells, fertility is affected.  Examples are birth control pills, letrozole, and chemotherapeutic agents.

Question 7

when is a women more fertile during the month?

Accepted Answer

Ovulation: You are most fertile 1 or 2 days prior to ovulation which happens 14 days prior to your next period.  You may also purchase ovulation predictor kits and use them as instructed and will know prior to ovulation.

Question 8

why does a woman's fertility decrease as she ages?

Accepted Answer

Eggs: All women are born with a finite number of eggs. As women go through life, there is a decrease in egg number. In addition, there is also a decrease in egg quality. Reduced egg quantity and egg quality are rsponsible for the reduced fertility as women go through life.

Question 9

how can a woman know when she is no longer fertile?

Accepted Answer

Trends: On average women stop being able to conceive about 10 years before their menopause. Estimates are that only 50% of women age 40 can conceive any longer. Blood testing can be done to estimate fertility potential, but it's not usually conclusive. Talk with an obg or your primary if you want to pursue this.

Question 10

how much does a womens fertility decline from age 36?

Accepted Answer

Depends: There's no specific age when fertility begins to lessen, but many doctors say that it often becomes more difficult to get pregnant after age 35. But this age varies for every woman. Some women may go through perimenopause earlier, while others may remain fertile through their 40s.  Best of luck with your health!

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