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Could The Infertility Be Due To Inconsistent Sex?
infertility
i believe that i may be infertile i had contracred chlymidia a year ago and didnt know it i got it treated . my boyfriend and i have been having unprotected sex but we have a long distance relationship so its not all the time but we try around the time im ovulating could this just be from inconsistant sex ?
i believe that i may be infertile i had contracred chlymidia a year ago and didnt know it i got it treated . my boyfriend and i have been having unprotected sex but we have a long distance relationship so its not all the time but we try around the time im ovulating could this just be from inconsistant sex ?
Tue, 6 May 2014
Hi,
Thanks for writing to HCM.
Infertility in your case is more likely to be due to inconsistent sex. To conceive you need regular sex during your fertile period.
By this chances to become pregnant is 80% in 1st year n 95% in 2nd year.
Fertile period is normally between day 12th to day 17th for female having regular 30 days menstrual cycle.
You can get follicular study done to know you are ovulating or not and likely day of ovulation so that you can plan sex 2days prior and after ovulation.
Hope I have been helpful
Regards
Dr.Deepika Patil
Thanks for writing to HCM.
Infertility in your case is more likely to be due to inconsistent sex. To conceive you need regular sex during your fertile period.
By this chances to become pregnant is 80% in 1st year n 95% in 2nd year.
Fertile period is normally between day 12th to day 17th for female having regular 30 days menstrual cycle.
You can get follicular study done to know you are ovulating or not and likely day of ovulation so that you can plan sex 2days prior and after ovulation.
Hope I have been helpful
Regards
Dr.Deepika Patil
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