Trying to increase your chances of getting pregnant naturally without risky drugs and expensive medical pregnancy procedures can be a daunting task.
When you are trying to get pregnant there can be many reasons for your apparent infertility, and you probably can not get any two doctors to agree on a single cause or diagnosis.
But no matter what road you travel to get there...
getting pregnant is your goal, and there may be a safe and natural method that will work for you.
Tips on getting pregnant are everywhere, and everyone wants to offer you a 'sure-fire' tip to increase your chances of getting pregnant, and most women that are trying to get pregnant will try them all.
But maybe what you really need is more information about the causes of apparent infertility and some direction to natural methods that have helped women get pregnant since the beginning of time.
Common reasons you may be struggling to get pregnant

• You are mid-thirties to early forties, late in your child bearing years
• You have Endometriosis
• You have Tubal obstructions or Uterine Fibroids
• You have Ovarian Cysts, or "lazy" Ovaries

These may not be all the reasons a woman is struggling to get pregnant, but they are the most common diagnosis, and some type of drug or medical procedure is the usual recommendation to increase your chances to get pregnant.
Typical Medical Recommendations to Get Pregnant 1.
You are late in your child bearing years

• Most tips for getting pregnant for this include life-style and diet changes.
  Eat healthy, exercise, and stay on top of all medical conditions that contribute to late child bearing problems

2.
You have Endometriosis

• Have intercourse during the most fertile days of each menstrual cycle.
  If your endometriosis is not very bad, this may be all you need to try.
  
• Laparoscopic surgery.
  Removal of endometriosis and scar tissue can improve pain and your chance for pregnancy.
  
• Superovulation medicine and intrauterine insemination.
  These are the most common infertility treatments
• If surgery fails, in vitro fertilization can help improve your chances to get pregnant.
  

3.
You have Tubal obstructions or Uterine Fibroids

• Laparoscopy: Is a surgical procedure in which a catheter is inserted through a small incision in the abdomen to reach the fallopian tubes.
  Using a laparoscope to view the tubes, endometrial tissue that is forming any obstructions is removed.
  
• Recanalization: Is the process a doctor uses to insert a catheter or other instrument through the uterus to reach the fallopian tube, where any endemetrial tissue causing a blockage is removed.
  
• Salpingectomy: Is the medical procedure used when only one tube is blocked.
  The blocked Fallopian tube is sealed off, or removed so that the healthy Fallopian tube may retain normal function.
  

4.
You have Ovarian Cysts, or "lazy" Ovaries

• Functional ovarian cysts, which are the most common type, usually disappear by themselves.
  Abnormally large growths, or growths that last longer than a few months should be biopsied to see if they are something more harmful.
  

Unfortunately, most women trying to increase their chances to get pregnant do not respond well to traditional remedies to these ailments, or find the drug side-effects too debilitating, and end up more depressed and dejected than ever.
When all the "easy" cures have failed to work, women desperately turn to IUI and IVF procedures.
Spending thousands of dollars on these procedures can not only put your family in a desperate financial position and add even more strain to your relationship, but can also deepen your own depression when they are not successful.
Natural Methods May Increase Your Chances to Get Pregnant.
Natural, or Holistic treatments and regimens have gained a lot of popularity recently.
People are beginning to realize that those "old wives tales" and bits of "traditional medical lore" have a lot more validity than people wanted to admit.
Maybe this is something for you to consider as you try to increase your chances to get pregnant.