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PreconceptionHow to Get Pregnant

Trying to Conceive? Here's What Really Helps

Trying for a baby? Learn ovulation tips, lifestyle changes, and expert advice to boost your chances of conceiving.

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Introduction

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Chances of Conceiving

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Focus on Improving the Sperm quality

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Final Words

Thinking about starting a family? This video is your go-to guide for boosting fertility and preparing your body for pregnancy. Learn how to track ovulation and time intercourse for the best chances of conception. We also share lifestyle tips for both partners—like eating healthy, exercising moderately, and cutting out smoking and alcohol. Dads-to-be, even your underwear choice matters for sperm health! Most importantly, be patient and stay consistent. Conception can take time, but you’re not alone. With expert-backed advice from Apollo and the support of our community, you’re one step closer to becoming super parents.

Hello mums and dads!
Yes, yes, I know you are not that yet. But let’s put our best efforts out there. 
Pregnancy requires discipline and dedication towards your health. 
Start by tracking your ovulation and understanding your fertile window—when your chances of conceiving are highest.
To maximise your chances, have intercourse during the two days before ovulation.
Regular intercourse is key.

it’s also crucial to focus on improving the quality of your sperm.
Do the obvious – Eat healthy, stay hydrated, and cut out junk food. Indulging in smoking and drinking can severely harm the developing fetus, avoid it all costs. 
Get your body moving, exercise helps, but don’t overdo it. 
And guys, tight underwear does more harm than you can imagine. Especially to your sperm count. Ditch it right now.
Most importantly, be patient. It can take six months to a year of trying.
So, keep these tips in mind, stay consistent, and if you feel stuck, talk to your doctor.
For any questions or doubts, Apollo doctors and our supportive community are always here for you.

You’ve got this, super parents.