Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:Hello doctor!
My husband and I want to have a little baby, but we haven't been pregnant for a year since getting married.
(I have been checked before and don't have any gynecological diseases.)
My last menstrual period was on December 1st, with a duration of 7 days, and a cycle of about 28 days.
Could it be that my ovulation day is around the 10th to 19th? If so, should we have sex once a day on those days to get pregnant? Or did I calculate the ovulation day incorrectly?
Please tell me, thank you.
Doctor's answer:
There are many factors that can cause infertility, such as: in women, fallopian tube disease, pelvic adhesions, gynecological inflammation, endocrine abnormalities, antibody abnormalities, ovarian dysfunction, menstrual disorders, etc. Any one of these factors can lead to infertility. Of course, there are also factors related to men. Different causes require different treatment methods. Generally, the chance of pregnancy within the first year of marriage is between 25% and 50%, and it can be as high as 95% in the second year. It is recommended that you try to conceive for six months. If you cannot get pregnant, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment.