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After 15 months without pregnancy, this is termed subfertility, and it’s common and often treatable.
Since both partners have been tested, the focus should be on reviewing those reports properly and completing any missing evaluations.
Usually this includes:
Confirming regular ovulation (cycle history, ultrasound, or hormone tests).
Checking the uterus and fallopian tubes (pelvic ultrasound ± tube test if not already done).
Reviewing the semen analysis in detail.
Looking at lifestyle factors (stress, weight, smoking, timing of intercourse).
Many couples conceive with simple steps like ovulation tracking, medications, or minor lifestyle changes.
Seeing a fertility specialist and gynaecologist together helps create a clear plan and avoids unnecessary delays.
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Hello ji Walikum assalam. Ji report share karna aur niche test likh raha hun unko karwana aur gynecologist ko dikhana tabhi pata lagega kya problem hai Serum tsh Pelvic USG Serum prolactin Serum ferritin Urine analysis Rft Lft Rbs Pregnancy strip test blood HCG test Regards
Since you have been married for 15 months and pregnancy has not occurred, this is medically considered subfertility/infertility, and proper evaluation is important. The good thing is that both of you have already done some tests, which helps in finding the cause early.
Pregnancy may be delayed due to several common reasons such as irregular ovulation or hormonal imbalance in the female partner (thyroid problems, PCOS, prolactin issues), blocked fallopian tubes, uterine problems, or reduced sperm count/quality in the male partner. Lifestyle factors like stress, poor diet, smoking, low or very high weight, and irregular intercourse timing can also reduce chances of conception.
You should share your reports with a gynecologist or fertility specialist for detailed review. Usually doctors recommend checking ovulation tracking, hormone profile, pelvic ultrasound, tube patency test (HSG), and semen analysis. Having intercourse every 2–3 days, especially around ovulation, maintaining healthy weight, balanced diet, regular exercise, and reducing stress can improve chances naturally.
If you’ve been trying to conceive for 15 months without success, it may be beneficial to dig a little deeper into potential causes and next steps. First, consider the most common factors influencing fertility, such as ovulatory disorders, tubal blockage, sperm abnormalities, or other underlying health conditions. Both partners should be evaluated, as fertility challenges can involve the woman, the man, or a combination of both. For a detailed assessment, it’s important to consult a healthcare provider or fertility specialist. They might recommend some initial tests: for women, hormone tests to check for ovulatory function, an ultrasound to look for structural issues, or potentially a hysterosalpingogram to examine the fallopian tubes. Men might consider a semen analysis to assess sperm count and quality. Lifestyle factors also play a significant role; ensuring a healthy weight, reducing stress, avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol, and maintaining a balanced diet can enhance fertility potential. Sometimes timing intercourse properly, understanding ovulation cycles, can significantly improve chances. If initial tests don’t reveal specific issues, yet conception doesn’t occur, assisted reproductive technologies like intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in-vitro fertilization (IVF) can be explored. Early intervention and tailored approaches typically yield better outcomes, so it’s crucial not to delay evaluation. It’s advisable to follow through with appropriate consultations for a comprehensive management plan tailored to you and your partner’s specific needs.
