Why can't I get pregnant?
It might be discouraging and stressful when you're ready to have a family but aren't conceiving particularly if you've attempted the traditional strategies to increase your chances: engaging in many sexual encounters throughout your reproductive window, taking your temperature each morning, and using tools like ovulation tracker apps and prediction kits.

You can start to question whether you need to exercise more patience or whether there is a medical issue. Not by yourself. Infertility issues affect one in eight couples. Infertility specialist Chantel Cross, M.D., a reproductive endocrinologist at the Johns Hopkins Fertility Center at the Johns Hopkins Health Care & Surgery Center — Green Spring Station in Lutherville, Maryland, explains what aspects may be affecting your ability to conceive and when you might want to think about seeking treatment for infertility.
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