Re: Getting Pregnant
How long have you tried??? In earnest that is????LOL We took 6 long years to concieve. We had 2 miscarriges before carrying to term. I know the hardest thing to be told is"don't worry about it" I grew to hate hearing it.....A dr. will normally look into infertility after 6 months to 1 year of trying with no success.
With me I did not ovulate. They can also do a dye test (forgot the name it's been awhile) to see it there is any blockages in the tubes. Which would make it hard or impossible to concieve. The dye test is painful though, don't listen to the tech who will tell you it's not, there are lying....
I did one round of Clomid to stimulte ovulation. It was unsucessful. We eventually gave up and was content just being DH and myself with no babies, I had many nieces and nephew to love on.
I should have know a LONG time ago that I would have a hard time concieve as all through school my period were VERY far apart, like 45-60 days. I was always told, before my current GYN that if that was normal for me than it was normal. Well, it's not. It's a true sign you body is not ovluating.
I was actully not having a true "period" all those years. My body was actually confused, believe it or not. IF your body goes too long without ovulation the uterus will realize that the hormones have not been released and will shed it's entire linning to start over agian. So I was just sheddig my lining, not having a period. Weird right.
In the end I did get preggers. Naturally BTW......There is hope. Good Luck.
As a side note......
I also believe that I was not ovluting due to my weigth while we were trying to concieve. As I got heavier my periods became farther apart. Weight plays a row in fertility as well. I concieved after working out, eating right and dropping a whopping 80 lbs.!!!!
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