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How come if u ovulate .... have sex but still don't get pregnant??

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Hi there,

Sometimes it can take a bit longer than we would like to fall pregnant, so it may be that you just need to give it more time. The best advice is to try to relax, stay healthy, have regular sex and start taking folic acid. If you have been trying for a year (or less time if you are over 35 or have had problems in the past such as an ectopic pregnancy) then you should go and have a chat with your GP just to check there isn’t anything that might be affecting your chances of conceiving. There’s more advice from the NHS about trying to conceive here which might be of use:

nhs.uk/Livewell/Fertility/P...

I hope this helps.

Best wishes,

Katherine

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becca112

Hi there- I know it can be hard when you are trying to get pregnant and it doesn't happen straight away, I went through it and 'getting pregnant' definitely took over. I agree with Katherine, if you can try to relax and enjoy having regular sex. Xx

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erc_clj2012 in reply tobecca112

Thank you that's Exactly what imma do!

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I hope it all works out for you.

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There can be a number of reasons for pregnancy not happening . If over 12 months of actively trying a visit to the gp is recommended for tests x

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