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I have been trying without success to get pregnant for three months. I know three months isn't considered that long, but how long is it reasonable to wait before becoming concerned about infertility?
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It depends on your age. If you are under 30 and your cycles are regular, give it six months before requesting an infertility investigation. If you're over 30, ask for a conference now with your doctor to see if he or she feels, based on an initial appraisal, that you need to be on a faster track. If your cycles are irregular, make an appointment now to solve that problem, which is a prerequisite to trying to get pregnant.
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