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Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 June 2010 18:16 Written by Suzannah Moss - FHG Editor

Research shows that over 90% of us suffer from headaches at one time or another, however for some people it is a way of life. People not only live with recurrent episodes of severe pain and temporary disability but they live with an ongoing fear of when they may be struck out of the blue.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 06 April 2010 23:07 Written by Suzannah Moss Staff Writer

The number of women getting pregnant in their 30’s and 40’s has risen dramatically over the last 30 years, with the number of women having children in their 40’s doubling in the last ten years alone.  Although women may be able to better cope financially and emotionally as older mums, there is no denying that fertility decreases with age.

There are however are many positive steps that both you and your partner can take when trying to fall pregnant. It takes at least three months for immature eggs and sperm to mature, so ideally, you and your partner should be looking at a three to four month pre-conception period.

According to one study, 25% of couples get pregnant in the first month of trying, while 60% of couples trying to get pregnant do so within six months.

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