I am always reading statistics, like 60% of people get pregnant withing 6 months of trying, 75% within 9 and 80% within a year.
So my question is, do they actually mean months or cycles.

For example, we have been trying since the end of December, so really only 3 months, but this is cycle number 5 because I have 26 day cycles.

Any ideas?

They probably mean cycles, most people say months instead of cycles as for an average person their cycle is every month

That is what I thought thanks!

we are so the same michy....but have being trying since November ...
the other day i was calculating how many days of trying ; how many days of "O" possibilites of being fertiles, how many days of the witch and how many days of 2ww!!!
didn't look to good!

Aww hun I wish it meant months I'd still have another 3 not 2 before the 6 month mark!

When its coming from scientific/medical research I'm inclined to think they will work it in months as scientific journals tend to be quite specific. I guess though magazines, newspapers & websites may not be so accurate in their reporting. So really, like many other things i don't have a clue. I'm being a chocolate teapot, sorry! But very interesting!!

Yeah, I agree with AG - it's more likely cycles.

but still out of month NOV 30 days+ December 31 days + January 31 +february 29 days+MARS days 31 = 152 days to be nice i will say i had 6 days fertility window during the month that's only 30 days !!!
152 days against 30 days ...you see why it's taking us so long!!!

i mean cycle of month the result are the same ...6 month to get a chance at least if early you are a really lucky woman