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Are you currently trying for a baby?*

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Do you plan to have a baby one day in the future?*

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Your Fertility gives you the most current information about what you can do to have children when the time is right for you.
Do you know that your health and lifestyle can impact your chance of a baby?*

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Try the Healthy You, Healthy Baby tool

To help you understand the factors that can affect your chance of conceiving and what you can do to improve your pre-conception health try the Healthy You, Healthy Baby Tool.
Do you know when the 'fertile window' is?*

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What is the fertile window?

You can only get pregnant during the ‘fertile window’ in the menstrual cycle. Your chance of getting pregnant is dramatically increased if you have sex on the day of ovulation, or two days before that. There are a few ways to work out when you’re ovulating and you can use Your Fertility’s Ovulation Calculator to learn more.
Are you planning to start trying for a baby in the next 6 months or sometime soon?*

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Your Fertility gives you the most current information about what you can do to have children when the time is right for you.
Try the Healthy You, Healthy Baby Tool

To help you understand the factors that can affect your chance of conceiving and what you can do to improve your pre-conception health try the Healthy You, Helthy Baby Tool.
Do you know that your health and lifestyle can impact your chance to have a baby?*

YesNoUnsure
Try the Healthy You, Healthy Baby Tool

To help you understand the factors that can affect your chance of conceiving and what you can do to improve your pre-conception health try the Healthy You, Healthy Baby Tool.
Do you know when the 'fertile window' is?*

YesNoUnsure
What is the fertile window?

You can only get pregnant during the ‘fertile window’ in the menstrual cycle. Your chance of getting pregnant is dramatically increased if you have sex on the day of ovulation, or two days before that. There are a few ways to work out when you’re ovulating and you can use Your Fertility’s Ovulation Calculator to learn more.
Have you been trying for a baby for 12 months or longer?*

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If you’ve been trying for a baby for some time, you might be wondering if it will ever happen, and if so, how. You are not alone. If you’re aged under 35 and haven’t been trying to conceive for less than 12 months, keep trying as you still may conceive during this time. If you are unable to conceive after 12 months, talk to you GP. About one in six couples experience fertility problems. If you’re 35 or older, visit your GP after six months of trying without success.
Do you know your health and lifestyle can impact fertility?*

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Healthy You, Healthy Baby Tool

The Healthy You, Health Baby Tool will help you understand the factors that can affect your chance of conceiving and what you can do to improve your pre-conception health.
Do you know when the 'fertile window' is?*

YesNoUnsure
What is the the fertile window?

You can only get pregnant during the ‘fertile window’ in the menstrual cycle. Your chance of getting pregnant is dramatically increased if you have sex on the day of ovulation, or two days before that. There are a few ways to work out when you’re ovulating and you can use Your Fertility’s Ovulation Calculator to learn more.
If you’ve tried to get pregnant for a year or more and your doctor has found no obvious problem, such as blocked fallopian tubes, you may have what doctors call ‘unexplained infertility’. This does not mean you won’t conceive. Research tracking thousands of people in this situation has found that many go on to have healthy babies naturally or with the help of fertility treatment.

So, how long should you wait before starting fertility treatment? The answer depends on a range of factors that might increase or decrease your chance of naturally conceiving and your personal preferences for seeking treatment or not.

Unexplained Infertility

The Unexplained Infertility Tool can help you explore your options and consider next steps. It is based on studies of thousands of people who have experienced ‘unexplained infertility’, so the results it produces are based on averages from the data. This means it does not replace personalised medical advice. It is intended to help you consider your options for further discussion with your GP or fertility specialist.
This tool is designed for heterosexual couples, where:
- the woman has regular menstrual cycles, has at least one open fallopian tube and is between 20 and 42 years old
- the man has had a sperm test.
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