Delayed conception

is the inability to conceive after a prolonged period of trying, and it can be the result of various factors. Delayed conception can affect couples who are trying to conceive and may cause them anxiety and psychological pressure.

The methods of treating delayed conception depend on the possible underlying cause of the infertility.

Here are some common methods for treating delayed conception:

1. Promoting a healthy lifestyle: This includes consuming balanced and healthy meals, regular exercise, and avoiding unhealthy habits such as smoking and alcohol consumption. Improving the lifestyle may increase the chances of conception.

2. Ovulation monitoring: Doctors can monitor a woman's ovulation cycle using ovulation tests or hormonal assessments. Identifying the optimal time for ovulation can help increase the chances of conception.

3. Medication treatment: Doctors may prescribe medications to enhance ovulation or improve the health of the uterus or hormonal condition in women. These medications should be used under the supervision of a specialized physician.

4. Surgical treatment: In cases where there are structural or cosmetic issues in the reproductive system of either the woman or the man, doctors may suggest surgical treatment to correct these problems and increase the chances of conception.

5. Assisted reproductive techniques: These techniques include tubal insemination, in vitro fertilization (IVF), or egg freezing. These techniques are used when the chances of conception are low and additional assistance is needed.