What's going on if I don't get pregnant during intercourse during ovulation?

1. Female reproductive tract problems: Female reproductive tract problems, such as vaginal stenosis, cervical atresia, abnormal uterine position, fallopian tube blockage, etc., may affect pregnancy. Therefore, if a woman experiences these reproductive tract problems while having sex during ovulation, the likelihood of pregnancy is reduced.

2. Male sperm problems: The quality and quantity of male sperm may also affect female pregnancy. If the activity of male sperm is low, or there are other problems, such as sperm agglutination, poor liquefaction, etc., then even if a woman arranges sex during ovulation, she may not be able to get pregnant.

3. Women miss the best time to get pregnant: The best time for women to get pregnant varies from person to person. Generally speaking, the best time for a woman to get pregnant is during the ovulation period of a woman's menstrual cycle. If a woman misses the best time to get pregnant, she may not be able to get pregnant even if she schedules sex during ovulation.

4. Physical health problems of both parties: If the woman arranges sexual intercourse during the ovulation period, but the male or female has physical health problems, such as infectious diseases, chronic diseases, etc., it may affect the female's pregnancy.

5. Other factors: Other factors, such as environmental factors, mental factors, etc., may also have an impact on female pregnancy.

Although it is normal for women to have sex during ovulation and hope to get pregnant, sometimes women may not be able to get pregnant even if they have sex during ovulation. If women encounter these problems while having intercourse during ovulation, it is recommended that they consult their doctor for better solutions.