Pregnancy is a joyous and divine moment for every woman – longing for the day they will hold their little one. In getting pregnant there are several crucial things couples need to consider and prepare for. As a couple you will need to visit the doctor (preconception visit) before trying to conceive, particularly those trying for their first baby, or with underlying health concerns or problems. It is best to schedule the appointment at least three months before trying to conceive, to leave enough time for any vaccines required.
Contents
- 1 Preparing for Conception
- 2 Basics Of Good Nutrition
- 3 Sex Positions and Trying to Conceive
- 4 How to prepare for an appointment with a Fertility Specialist
- 5 Fibroids: Can they Cause Infertility?
- 6 An overview of Cancer and Infertility
- 7 Birth Control Methods Without Contraceptives
- 8 Common Side Effects of Stopping the Use of Contraceptives
- 9 Emergency Contraception
- 10 Second pregnancy: How soon should you conceive?
- 11 Contraceptives Vs Age
- 12 Pros and cons of common birth control options in Kenya
Conception
Preparing for Conception
As the New Year begins, is your biggest plan to finally get pregnant and welcome a new ‘bambino’ to your family? Preparing for conception...
Infertility
How to prepare for an appointment with a Fertility Specialist
Feeling helpless when pregnancy does not happen as planned is common among couples in such situations. However, for those that take the next step...
Contraception
Birth Control Methods Without Contraceptives
There is no ‘perfect’ or ‘best’ method of birth control as each method has its advantages and disadvantages. You and your partner need to...
Resources
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Second pregnancy: How soon should you conceive?
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Contraceptives Vs Age
In Kenya, contraceptives can be easily bought over the counter making them available to women of different ages. It is common to find girls...
Pros and cons of common birth control options in Kenya
In Kenya, contraceptives are quite accessible with most women getting them from hospitals or local health centres. However, not all contraceptives being sold are...
