3.Here's some good news for you! - Infertility Niche Business

In reality, you actually stand a good chance of conceiving a child in the future. Many medical experts tell couples that very often what's preventing a conception is a condition or problem that is quite treatable.

Let's take a quick look at some of the normal conception statistics. You may be shocked to see that even for healthy couples, the odds of getting pregnant in any given month are really stacked against them.

The success rate of achieving conception in any given month for a healthy couple hovers between 15 and 20 percent. Surprised? Many are. You can see then that it may take several months - to say the least -- to overcome these seemingly dismal odds.

Generally speaking, about 70 percent of couples conceive after they've been trying for six months. Eight-five percent of couples are successful at the end of one year or 12 months.

But now, here's the surprising part. After two years of trying, nearly 95 percent of couple are successful and have gotten pregnant. Two years! So, in some ways, if you've only been trying to one year and have not conceived, it's not . . . well, inconceivable that you can still have a baby. In fact, the odds are very much in your favor.

I've presented more detailed statistics in a chart that maps out these statistics quite clearly. Included in this table are not only the number of months a couple has been attempting to have a baby, followed by the percent who have not conceived during this time period.

The table, though, also reveals the percent who have conceived. And it also shows the percentage of couples who can expect to conceive within the next 12 months.

Even though the table can be found easily in Appendix I, I can't help but cite this one statistic for you. At the end of five years of trying, statistics show that only 0.6 percent of couples have not gotten pregnant.

That means 94 percent of them have. The success rate per month is low at this point -- a measly four percent. But, looking to the future, the proportion of those couples who can still look forward to conceiving in the following 12 months is still a rather healthy figure of 36 percent.