fertility myths

You may not have put a lot of thought into getting pregnant. Not everyone plans, charts, or tries to predict ovulation. A lot of couples just let nature take its course and see what happens. On the other hand, some couples purchase bbt thermometers, ovulation kits, and plan intercourse on a schedule, but still don’t get pregnant. There are several misconceptions about ovulation and when to have intercourse. These myths and misconceptions could be keeping you from getting pregnant.

There are many eating myths in pregnancy and most are not true. At BabyMed we inform you about what is true and what is not.

Is female infertility usually responsible for a couple's infertility?

Myth: Female orgasm can cause ovulation to occur.

Myth: Women are fertile and can get pregnant at any time during their cycle.

Does orgasm kill sperm when trying to conceive (TTC)?

The truth about fertility myths and getting pregnant myths that will prevent you from getting pregnant.

My husband and I have different blood groups. Does this affect fertility?

Does Robitussin help fertility?

Studies have shown that there is a possible improvement of pregnancy success when women who have IVF take baby aspirin. There is no conclusive proof that baby aspirin improves fertility in the average woman.

Could I get pregnant if he never inserts the penis into my vagina, but ejaculates outside on my panties and they get wet?