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We’ve been trying to conceive for 12 months – can the doctor identify the problem?

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We’ve been trying to conceive for 12 months – can the doctor identify the problem?

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There are many factors that can increase or decrease your chances of becoming pregnant, but if you have been trying for a year, it would be sensible to contact your doctor. After an initial assessment of your general health and lifestyle, your doctor will offer your partner a sperm test (see below) and you will be offered tests to see if you are producing eggs and check whether or not your Fallopian tubes are blocked. Blood tests will be carried out to check your iron levels, your red and white blood cell count, and to check how organs such as your liver and kidneys are functioning In addition, couples are asked to agree to a sexual health screening to check for previous or current STls, such as HIV and syphilis.

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