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Pregnancy chances calculator
See how a per-cycle chance of pregnancy can add up over several cycles. These are population averages for education — not a forecast of what will happen for you.
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Formula: cumulative chance = 1 − (1 − per-cycle odds)cycles. Assumes the same odds every cycle and independent cycles. Real life is messier.
How to read this
If the chance of pregnancy in one cycle is 20%, the chance of not getting pregnant that cycle is 80%. Over six independent cycles at the same odds, the chance of still not being pregnant is 0.8⁶, so the cumulative chance of having conceived by then is about 1 − 0.8⁶ ≈ 74%. That is a population model, not a personal timeline.
Age bands here are rounded educational rates, not lab results. Health, timing of sex, cycle regularity, and many other factors change individual odds. If you have been trying for a while and want support, talk with your clinician. Lua’s Trying to conceive mode helps you log fertile-window signs on your phone — it does not calculate these percentages.
These tools give calendar estimates based on averages. They are not medical advice, not a fertility diagnosis, and not a method of contraception. Cycles vary. If you are trying to conceive or have concerns about your cycle, talk with your clinician.
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