I and my partner recently want a child, but why isn't she pregnant?

Patient's question:

My partner and I have recently been wanting to have a child. We had sex after her period ended, but we still haven't conceived. What's going on? I'm worried that there might be an issue with my sperm, so I got tested. There were no problems, but it's quite dense—it takes 45 minutes to liquefy.

Doctor's answer:

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Your test report looks fine. How long have you been living together? Maybe you didn't conceive because you didn't have sex during your ovulation period. Usually, menstruation ends 7 to 10 days after. You could also go to the hospital for a color ultrasound to check the follicle condition at that time. If there are mature follicles, increasing the frequency of sexual intercourse will make it easier to conceive.
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