Getting Pregnant After 30

1. A woman over thirty does not necessarily ovulate every month. Ovulation is the process of an egg ready for fertilization leaving the ovary follicle for the abdominal cavity. The ovulation cycle may last from 5 to 8 days, while ovicells are being formed.
   The problem is that the estrogen level in women over 30 is not always enough to produce a full ovulation process.
2. Many women presume that as long as they have regular menstrual cycles, there is going to be no problem conceiving a child. Unfortunately, regular monthly menstrual cycles do not necessarily mean a woman has regular ovulation cycles. The ovulation cycles vary with age and a woman over forty starts getting ready for her pre-menopausal period. So, ovulation may take place at any moment of a menstrual cycle or several times during a cycle. When you're trying to get pregnant cycles will become your best friends.
3. If you take the Pill for a long time, your ability to get pregnant may seriously decrease after you are 30. In this situation, if you wish to have a baby, it may take your body some time to restore its normal balance.
4. Your saliva can be your best advisor. After you are thirty, it is wise to check your ovulation daily and there's a test you can do each day with just a drop of your saliva.

If you were to do a search on the internet for "miracle pregnancies" you'd find story after real-life story of babies conceived or born despite great odds. But what I find even more amazing is that in reality, EVERY pregnancy is truly a miracle all of its own.

It seems that the human reproductive system wasn't designed, to enable women to get pregnant at the drop of a hat. There are all sorts of physical impediments, from unreceptive cervical mucous to the very short time a woman is actually fertile. Throw into the mix a whole lot of sperm who can't swim the distance, are deformed or even dead before ejaculation and conceiving a baby becomes an even more miraculous event!

Many women (like me) get frustrated with the many decisions and questions they have once they start trying to get pregnant; how long will it take for me to get pregnant? What are my chances? What if there's something wrong? How long should we try before we get help? Should I skip the trying and just get help now?

No matter what your age, there are things you can do to increase chances of getting pregnant. Looking after yourself is obviously the most important factor - but it's not just your physical body you need to concentrate on, your emotions, your stress levels, your environment; all of these can contibute to whether or not your 'miracle' will occur. For an holistic approach to making yourself ready to concieve can be found at: Getting Pregnant After 30

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