Are Fertility Myths Preventing You From Getting Pregnant?
Take this Fertility Knowledge Quiz and see! (Answer True or False)
- It’s usually the woman’s fault if she can’t get pregnant
- You cannot get pregnant when having sex during your period
- Sperm only live for several hours
- You need to wait at least three months after stopping birth control pills before you can start trying to conceive
- The best way to time intercourse is always on the 14th day of your cycle
- Having an orgasm helps you get pregnant
- Ovulation happens when the BBT drops
- You should have sex every other day if you want to get pregnant
- You can diagnose implantation for pregnancy from cervical changes
- You can get pregnant several days before and after ovulation
- Vaginal secretions always mean that there is an infection
- Stress prevents a woman from getting pregnant
- If you miscarried in the last pregnancy, there is an increased risk to have another miscarriage
- Fertilization happens inside the uterus
- Moderate exercise will prevent you from getting pregnant
- When taking your basal body temperature, you should have sex when the temperature goes up
- Your first pregnancy symptoms usually start before you miss your period
- If you have only one ovary, you ovulate only once every two months
- If you haven’t become pregnant after three months of trying, something must be wrong
- A negative pregnancy test on 12 DPO means that I am not pregnant
- A positive blood pregnancy test means that I a pregnant
- Women who can’t get pregnant often have problems with the cervical mucus
- Ovulation always happens on cycle day 14
- Sperm can survive several days inside the vagina
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