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Does conceiving sometime depend on luck
Even if the tubes are open still it is not confirm that after ovulation tubes will the pick the egg for fertilization. Even if the tubes pick the egg then there are surety that egg will meet with sperm inside tube even though they are present inside the tube. Don't we think sometime pregnancy really depends on luck? Only thing we can put effort from our end. But the result is not at all our hand. What is your saying on this?
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No. It depends on science. It depends on knowing about your fertile window. Taking the right vitamins so that the body is healthy to receive the embryo.
Per cycle, you have a 30% chance of getting pregnant. You can increase that by knowing about your body.
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