My first question would be how do you know
you don't ovulate regularly? Are you
charting? It would be important to know
how you've determined that you don't
ovulate regularly, and does that mean at
different times each month, or some months
yes, some months no.
If its different times each month there
are a couple of things you can do, either
charting your fertility signs and
temperature, or use ovulation predictor
tests. I personally have charted and it
did help me understand my cycle and when I
was ovulating, if you'd like more info on
how I got started you can pm me or email
me at
lross
ichan@hotmail.Com. I haven't used the
ovulation predictor tests but i've heard
that most people get good results. You
can get ones that test urine (they're more
expensive and you need to keep buying
them) or you can get ones that test your
saliva (it's basically a little
microscope, you put your first morning
saliva on a slide, let it dry and if it
makes a pattern that looks like a fern
you're fertile)
and then there's always lots of sex all
the time like already suggested.
you could easily do every other day,
instead of everyday and your chances of
conceiving will only decrease very
slightly.
