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Through unprotected intercourse, a woman becomes pregnant. The sperm from the male meets the egg in the uterus to fertilize it. This fertilization is the start of pregnancy.
In the usual way, if that is not working and you really wish to get pregnant talk to your Doctor Who will have answers to all of your questions.
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