My Chances of Getting Pregnant
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Successful conception depends on many factors: future parents’ age, health, a woman’s ovulation cycle and frequency of having sex are just a few. Even if one criterion is “off,” the chances of getting pregnant are greatly reduced.

Your doctor will not be able to tell you with certainty whether you will get pregnant. Even if you have dozens of assays. After all, hundreds of women with minimal chances of conceiving give birth to healthy babies. And vice versa: healthy couples fail to conceive.

We’ve collected questions that reproductive endocrinologists (RE) ask when it comes to pregnancy planning. The result of this quiz is not a guaranteed indicator of whether you get pregnant or not. But it’s a good guideline that will tell you how seriously you should take the issues of pregnancy planning if you really want to get pregnant.

1. Do you already have naturally conceived children?
2. How often do you have sex during your most fertile period?
3. How do you indicate the beginning of ovulation?
4. How often do you visit your gynecologist for a routine examination?
5. Did you use oral contraceptives?
6. Have you ever had an abortion? Have you had any miscarriages or an ectopic pregnancy?
7. How old are you?
8. Do you take folic acid and vitamins?
9. Does your partner have any issues with the quality of his sperm?
10. How long have you been trying to get pregnant?
11. Do you have problems with your thyroid gland?
12. Do you have a tilted uterus?
13. Do you and your partner have relatives with hereditary diseases of the reproductive system?
14. How often do you feel stress?
15. Do you and your partner suffer from anorexia or obesity?
16. Are your cycles regular?
17. Do/Did you have any serious problems with your genitals or reproductive system in general?