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I was having ovulation problemsbut now everything is fine having monthly periods but still havent conceived yet do you think there's e something wrong?

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See details: There are many reasons why women are unable to get pregnant besides ovulation disorders. These can be related to the male or female. I would suggest you see a gynecologist to get a basic fertility assessment if you've tried for several months unsuccessfully. You might need a referral to a fertility subspecialist.

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Dr. Stuart Hickerson answered

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Conception: The average is 6 months for conception to happen as long as there are no problems. Most gynecologists would wait 12 months before looking into a problem. Keep trying. If your periods are regular it sound like you should be able to conceive. Talk to your OB/GYN

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May be the timing.: Pregnancy is most likely to occur from sex on any or all of the five days leading to ovulation. After trying for a year if conception does not happen see an infertility specialist to have you and your partner checked.

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