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When
should you start worrying and seek medical advice?
What is the right time? If you have been having sexual intercourse two or three times a week at about the time of ovulation, without any form of birth control for a year or more and are not pregnant, you meet the definition of being infertile. Pregnancy may still occur spontaneously, but from a statistical point of view, the chances are decreasing and you may now want to start thinking about seeking medical help. There is no "right" time to do so
- and if it is causing you anxiety and worry, then you should consult a
doctor. Even though you may be embarrassed and feel that you are the only
ones in the world with the problem, you are not alone. Many couples experience
infertility and many can be helped.
A note of caution There are certain conditions that warrant seeing a doctor sooner:
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