I have been trying to conceive for one year without success. All my reports are normal, my ultrasound is normal, and my husband male panel and sperm analysis are also normal. I am very frustrated and do not know why it is taking so much time or what to do next.

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Around 10 to 15 percent couples have unexplained infertility. If age less than 35, try 6 more months with timed intercourse or ovulation tracking. If already evaluated for tubal patency and semen quality, consider IUI or ovulation induction. Stress reduction and a fertility diet also help.

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