Douches To Conceive A Boy
I often write about naturally choosing the gender of your baby. Most people know that douching can be an easy and inexpensive way to alter your body's PH to make it more friendly for the gender that you prefer.
Douche: A stream of water directed at any part of the body or any body cavity, often into the vagina , for cleansing or medicinal purposes.
See the entire definition of Douche ...
Vaginal douche. -Irrigation of the vagina with water or a solution of medicine.
Vernix. -The white, creamy covering over the baby's skin during the last part of pregnancy.
Source: Health Guidance ...
Do not douche during pregnancy unless your midwife suggests it for medical reasons. It will require special care and instructions, which she will give to you. Do not attempt it on your own.
MoonDragon's Health Therapy: Douching Information
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douche (doosh) - Water or other liquid used to clean the vagina. Women should not douche during pregnancy.
doula (DOO-luh) - A person who has special training to help you handle labor.
Douche - A cleansing fluid that is flushed through the vagina as a hygienic measure. A douch may consist of water, water mixed with vinegar or other antiseptic chemicals.
A strong douche could damage the sperm, so if you decide to try this, take care to use only weak solutions. (For alkaline conditions, use one tablespoon of bicarbonate of soda to one pint of lukewarm water.
And don't douche -- doctors and midwives discourage douching during pregnancy, because in rare cases it can introduce air into your circulatory system through the vagina, which can cause serious complications.
When a woman douches she leaves moisture in a dark environment and voila!--yeast. Besides that, she also washes away her body's natural defenses. Feeling temporarily refreshed, she's washed away the helpful lactobacilli, too.
You should not douche, use tampons, or have intercourse until the time instructed by your physician/midwife. You may also have other restrictions on your activity, including no strenuous activity or heavy lifting.
Doc's Advice-Don't Douche
Women trying to conceive should not douche
related tags: Ovulation - Pregnancy, Fertility ...
Mainly the vinegar douche, and timing conception. This was 23 years ago, so I cannot remember the details. I don't think I knew my cycles were longer, and therefore, I ovulated longer.
To increase acidity even more, use a vinegar and water douche preceeding intercourse. Abstain from sex on the 3rd and 4th day prior to ovulation and begine making love 2 days prior to ovulation.
Douchebag could not be bothered with to come see me so a very nice kind doctor came and operated on me. At this point I had lost 30 percent of my blood. It was by far the worst experience of my life. A week later Dr.
vaginal sprays, deodorants, douches, and powders
spermicides
douches that are too strong or used too frequently
hot tub and swimming pool water
synthetic undergarments without a cotton crotch
rubbing against a bicycle seat ...
Various factors may cause a loss of lactobacilli in the vagina-including use of antibiotics, vaginal medications, systemic hormones, contraceptive preparations, and douches, as well as sexual intercourse and STDs.
Previously Shettles recommended certain douches to deal with the alkalinity issue, but has since backed off that because of the risk of infection.
The Girl Diet ...
Other kits, such as one called GenSelect, claim to "influence" the gender of your child preconception through a program of supplements, ovulation predictors, intercourse timing, and douches, for example.
Using sanitary pads rather than tampons. Wait until your next period before using tampons again.
Do not douche
Do not go into swimming pools or hot tubs
Take showers instead of baths
Do not have sexual intercourse ...
Some women experience a mild-smelling discharge, which is normal in pregnancy. Use sanitary napkins, but do not douche without speaking with your doctor. If the discharge is red or brown - call your doctor immediately.
You should never wear a tampon or introduce anything else into the vaginal area such as douche or sexual intercourse if you are currently experiencing bleeding.
vaginal scars from an injury, childbirth, or surgery
irritations from douches, spermicides or latex in condoms
pelvic infections ...
Care should be taken when choosing a spermicide — the packages may look like those of some feminine hygiene products, such as douches or washes, which don't provide any birth control protection at all.
Before 28 weeks, ask your health professional about any possible risks.
Avoid inserting anything, such as tampons or vaginal douches, into the vagina.
Most doctors advise a male superior position; and also advise that the woman remain lying down for at least 5 minutes after sex; and not wash or douche afterwards.
Don't douche. Douching can irritate the vagina, force air into the birth canal and increase the increase the risk of infection. Avoid x-rays.
 See also: Pregnancy, Pregnant, Vagina, Uterus, Intercourse
  
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