A natural
step-by-step guide for women & men

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Have you and your partner recently decided to start or extend your family? There are many factors that influence your ability to conceive.

One-in-six Australian couples experience infertility at any given time, and the causes of infertility occur equally in men and women. That’s why it’s vital that both men and women focus on getting fertility fit in the lead up to, and during conception.

This website features information and support to help increase your chances of falling pregnant naturally.

Sydney-based gynaecologist and fertility specialist, Dr Raewyn Teirney, is also on hand to answer your fertility-related questions.

Myths & facts

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"It's easy to get pregnant."

 

1-in-6 couples will have difficulty
trying to conceive.

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"As long as I'm under 40 years old,
I can still conceive."

Female age is the single most important factor affecting a woman’s fertility.

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"If I stop the contraceptive pill,
I’ll fall pregnant straight away."

It takes on average, around
8-to-12 months to conceive.

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Reproduction

Regular ovulation, healthy fallopian tubes, sex when the woman is most fertile & plenty of sperm are the 4 essentials to conceiving naturally.

Learn more about female and male reproduction:

FEMALES ›    MALES ›

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Fertility

The chances of conceiving depend upon a number of factors.
After 12 months of trying to fall pregnant, or six months if over 35 years of age, both partners should both be tested to determine any possible factor that could reduce their chance of conception.


Read more about male and female fertility testing:

WOMEN ›    MEN ›

PREPARING FOR PREGNANCY ›    MYTHS & FACTS ›

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Ask the Doctor

Ask leading Fertility Specialist & Gynaecologist,
Dr Raewyn Teirney, a fertility question.  

What does ‘fecundity rate’ mean?

What factors may influence my chance of getting pregnant?

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