My GP told me today that there has been recent research that says that women only have about five chances to get pregnant in their whole lives. When I questioned this, he said it was to do with timings of ovulation/having sex and said something like 'when couples have been together a long time, they don't have sex very often' so the chances of it being at the right time are minimal'.
Really? Five chances of timing it right in your whole life?? Surely if you are trying to concieve, you'd have sex more often and try to do it mid cycle? And that's before OPKs and temperature charting, etc.
Does anyone have any idea which study he was referring to? That CAN'T be right, can it?