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There are some who plan it and get it together almost nicely, but there are also some who try for months.
Most women between the ages of thirty and thirty think they can become pregnant at any time. And when they feel the time has come, in most cases, the rigging is successful. But in the real world, not everyone succeeds immediately. According to Dr. Shruti Malik, a doctor at a Virginia clinic on average, it takes six months or less for a couple to conceive. "Interestingly, most of my clients have done most of their adolescence not to be pregnant, and later, when they want to, they are surprisingly difficult to succeed," he said.
The fertility expert also told Business Insider that those couples who have not had infertility in their first life and regularly make love without being defensive have 15 and 20% more to get pregnant, respectively. Even after a year of fertilization, despite the fact that they are regularly tested, it is worthwhile to consult a specialist. You may also be interested in:- Child or Marriage - Relationship Problems and Infertility
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