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Article Fertility diet with Indian food: eating to prepare for pregnancy A fertility-friendly Indian diet means balanced plates of dal, greens, whole grains, protein and steady blood sugar, for both partners, alongside your doctor. Article How to prepare your body for pregnancy: the 3 to 6 month window Preparing for pregnancy starts 3 to 6 months ahead: a doctor preconception check, knowing your cycle, steady weight and blood sugar, sleep and partner health. Article Ovulation signs: how to know your fertile days Ovulation usually happens about 14 days before your next period. Clear stretchy discharge, mild one-sided pain and cycle counting help you spot fertile days. Article Trying to conceive after 30 or 35: what age really changes Fertility does dip gradually after 30 and a little faster after 35, but most healthy couples still conceive. Here is what changes, what you can influence, and when to seek help. Article Tracking your cycle: a simple guide for any goal A normal cycle runs about 21 to 35 days. Track the start date, flow, mood and any symptoms daily. Here is what to note, apps versus paper, and when irregularity needs a doctor. Article What is the AMH test? Explained without the panic The AMH test estimates your egg reserve, roughly how many eggs remain. It is one clue, not a fertility verdict. Here is what it can and cannot tell you.
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