It’s a common question: What are the chances that I’ll get pregnant this month? For most people who are trying, the odds you’ll become pregnant are 15%-25% in any particular month.
But some things can affect your chances:
Age. After age 30, your chances of getting pregnant in any given month fall. And they keep falling, dropping steeply in your 40s.
Irregular periods. This can make it hard to know when you’re ovulating and when’s the best time to have sex.
How often you have sex. The less often, the less likely you’ll get pregnant.
How long you’ve been trying to conceive. If you haven’t gotten pregnant after 1 year of trying, your chances of becoming pregnant may be lower. Talk to your doctor about fertility tests for you and your partner.
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