All normal, but yet no BFP! WHY?

Question

If all your and your partners tests are normal,  what are the possible reasons that it takes more than 1 try to conceive?

Answer

More than 1 try or more than 1 year?
Theres less than a 30% of conceoeiving each time you try which is why it can take a year or more ti conceive even if there are no issues from either party 
There are about a million things that have to go right in order to conceive.
Some of them:
1. Sperm have to be waiting in the tubes when you ovulate or get there within 12 to 24 hrs. If that doesn't happen, no chance of fertilization at all. Use opks and bbt to time sex right.
2. Sperm die on their way thru the cervix, uturus and fallopian tubes. If only misshapen ones make it (morphology), then none of them can fertilize an egg. So frequent sex leading up to actual (not predicted) ovulation is important.
3. If sperm and egg do meet, it has to have the right number of chromosomes. Some embryos with defects can make it to birth and live healthy lives (down syndrom) but the vast majority of embryos that are chromosomally abnormal never continue growing. This is very common. If you look at research with ivf, approx 25 to 50% of tested embryos tend to come back abnormal or stop growing and cant be tested.
4. Implantation. Super important and has to happen in the right place and at the right time so that there's still enough progesterone being made by the corpus luteum.
So many other things have to go right. The only one you can control is 1 and 2. Have lots of sex around ovulation time

Answer

The average couple takes 1-2 years to conceive. Its just the way it is. No explanation x

All normal, but yet no BFP! WHY?

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