Been trying for about 8 months. Both pretty healthy and I came off the pill about a year ago. Even then, I was only on it for a few months.

Two years before this, we were trying also, nothing for a year. But we hadn’t been religiously trying, you know?

I think I’m ovulating, I get a white slimy discharge (I am STD free lol) about 2 weeks after my period every month. Give or take.

I am going to buy the book “Taking charge of your fertility.”

I heard that men can take a supplement that helps sperm mobility. I am going to buy ovulation kits tonight.

My periods are just crazy, every 35-40 days(give or take) so I don’t really know when I am supposed to ovulate.

I’ve heard of something called pre-seed. What does it do?

Also, the egg white like stuff is only to help the sperm get up where they need to be right? Isn’t that what pre-seed is for? Also, about how much is it?

When will your Dr finally put you on clomid? I heard it does wonders lol.

Sorry for the 100 questions! thanks!

The average number of children a woman gives to birth to worldwide is around 2.7 kids. We currently have 6.8 billion and will reach 7 billion around 2012, 13 years later than when our 6 billionth was reached. According to the U.N., they project we’ll have population of 9.2 billion by 2050 and then stable afterwards. The fertility rate in 2050 is projected to be around 2.05 kids per women. That’s a slow decline in the birth rate in over 40 years. We have young population worldwide, with more than half of the population under 25, they will soon get married and have children themseleves. Our population will keep rising quickly as the large young population has children and then their kids have children.

Until recently, the US had below replacement fertility for 35 years, we had more births than deaths during that all time. Even in the 1970s, when women were only giving birth to 1.7 kids on average, we still had 3 million births over 1.5 million deaths. And look at China, even though, most couples there are only allowed one child per, their population is still growing at a rate of 8 million yearly, China’s had a low birth rate for over 30 years and their population is still rising rapidly.

So I think the world will keep growing after 2050 and I think the world will have around 11 billion people in 2050 and 14 billion in 2100, with rises in life expectancy, not as many people will be dying so much.

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