Ovulation Cycle and Pregnancy
Ovulation is the term for the time when one of your ovaries
ejects an egg, which lingers invitingly in the dark corners
of your womb, smiling and beckoning at passing sperm.
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fact, some years ago, a medical researcher made headlines
when she discovered (upon close scrutiny), that the usual
understanding of how pregnancy occurred was (pardon the
pun), a misconception. Male medical researchers had
consistently described fertilization in the way men have
always described sexual encounters.
The sperm, his smokes
rolled up in his T-shirt sleeve that stretches taut over a
rippling bicep, swims valiantly upstream.
He knows not why. |
Muscling aside the weaker sperms, the slackers and the old
sperms, our hero encounters the egg, who’s just lying there,
thinking of England. The sperm penetrates the egg and
presto, fertilization occurs!
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Predicting Your Ovulation Cycle with New "At Home" Technology
 New monitoring systems, that can be used in the privacy of your own home, can measure your natural hormone levels to establish when you are ovulating. These ovulation cycle monitors can help you concieve a baby much faster than traditional methods since you will know specific days that you are your most fertile. So stop counting days on the calendar and start listening to your body's natural ovulation signs.
See an easy to use ovualtion monitor that is meant for home use with standard ovualation test sticks.
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But when a female medical researcher got her hands on the
scanning electron microscope, she found something else going on
right under everyone’s noses, presumably since the dawn of human
evolution. The egg, far from being a passive participant in
fertilization, actually sends out trailing strands of amino
acids that act like fishing lures. When a strand encounters a
passing sperm, it catches and reels him in. All unawares, then
suddenly hooked, the sperm’s little head penetrates the crafty
egg, who planned the whole thing all along.
Ovulation occurs halfway through the cycle—sometime around the
fourteenth day of the standardizes 28-day menstrual cycle
(which, by the way, may be standard but is by no means true for
most women, so if you aren’t planning to get pregnant right
away, don’t try to calculate your infertile days from this
article!)The reason ovulation predictors are so popular for
pregnancy planning is that knowing your dates of ovulation
really puts you in the driver’s seat in terms of getting
pregnant. Once you know the date, you can light the candles,
call your honey and get to work.
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