Patient's question:
It's the same situation. I've already used ovulation test strips to determine the ovulation day, but still didn't get pregnant even on that day. It's been like this for two months. Should I try for more months, or should I go for a check-up? Is it true that having sex on the ovulation day guarantees a 95% chance of getting pregnant?Help needed: Is it true that having sex on the ovulation day guarantees a 95% chance of getting pregnant?
Doctor's answer:
The most basic conditions for pregnancy include the development and successful release of a healthy mature follicle. A healthy and high-quality sperm with good tubal patency and function are also essential. Based on the information you provided, it is recommended to visit your local hospital for follicle monitoring, tubal contrast imaging, and a routine semen analysis. Treatment should be adjusted according to the test results. Even with intercourse during the ovulation period, the probability of pregnancy in a single menstrual cycle is still less than one-third. If pregnancy does not occur, it could simply be a matter of luck. If the couple has not been able to conceive for a year, both partners should undergo medical examinations. Medication should not be used until any abnormalities are confirmed.