For most couples trying to have a baby,
getting pregnant takes an average of six months.

After having frequent, unprotected (without using birth control) intercourse for one year, about 10-15% of couples in their 20's and early 30's have difficulty getting pregnant.

Difficulty getting pregnant jumps to 40-50%
in women in their late 30's and 40's.

When this happens, the couple most likely has
a problem with infertility.

Why
are
we not
 Pregnant?
•
Is
Something
Wrong?
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What
Can
We
  Do?

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