Atomic please help for tonight

[atomic sagebrush]

I take em all the time and always have (I have a terrible neck issue that is really annoying) and never had a bit of trouble getting pregnant

[jenn1112]

I take em all the time and always have (I have a terrible neck issue that is really annoying) and never had a bit of trouble getting pregnant

Thank you, good to know. Google always scares me haha. I Did the one attempt this month and should start in 9 days or so. If this month didn’t work I’ll do the E4D and clomid 3-7 which worked the last time I got pregnant with my girl.
I haven’t worked out in about 6-7 months. Should I start this month if I’ll be trying when I start Jan 10? Or will it raise my testosterone adding workouts for a few weeks before the attempt?


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[atomic sagebrush]

We originally worried about potentially "raising T" if you started it the month you were trying but the results for exercise have been so good I now think you should go for it if you possibly can. Testosterone has kind of fallen apart for swaying anyway and I really have a hard time believing it is swaying much if at all. So I think it's best to do what works for most people most of the time (exercise) and not skip it because of a theoretical fear that has never been proven (testosterone)

[onebigwish]

You can if you want to, but antihistamine has not seemed to help. Totally up to you.

Why Does anti histamine not seemed to help? I probably won’t become clomid perscribed,unfortunately. So i will be taking Zyrtec & Benadryl. I read in the essay that benadryl is definitely swaying girl?

[atomic sagebrush]

Why Does anti histamine not seemed to help? I probably won’t become clomid perscribed,unfortunately. So i will be taking Zyrtec & Benadryl. I read in the essay that benadryl is definitely swaying girl?

Why? Because we tracked our results and the same number of people got girls with and without it, so it clearly isn't working.

The essays talk about all kinds of sway tactics that some people use. Without testing them, we can't know if they are working or not. But antihistamines just really haven't seemed to help much. Up to you if you want to use them.