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You are definately young, but after a year of TTC its recomended you see a doctor. Best of luck!
No i never been to the doctor to get checked for this because everyone alwaYs says your only 19 and you want a child. And I feel that a doctor going to tell me its because the birth control is still in my system. Thats y I come to this website to try to get different opinions.....:(
Hey, ladies it is very frustrating. have any of you two gone to the doctor to get checked yet? After a year of trying w/ out sucess, you should see a doctor. Best of luck.
thank u for your support too. but keep trying, try not to think about it. i this how i look at it now....it happens when it happens. if it do then its meant to be
I guess so. I'm just so used to getting tests saying im not pregnant, I'm scared the blood test will say the same. Thank for all your support. Youre in my prayers. Good luck!!
same with us! we have unprotected sex all the time and i still get my period around the same time each month but everyone says its cause it takes a while to get the depo out of my system. but if your period came late this time and seem irregular then maybe u should go get another test....blood test
Nope. Never. It's a relieving feeling to know I'm not alone. Me and my boyfriend have sex every other day for the most part. And my period is always regular. But last month it was 2 days late and I was sick in the mornings with tender breasts. Took a test. Negative. Then period the next day. But very very light and only lasted 3 days. With no cramps before period. I feel like I get my hopes up every month then a negative test.
I've been trying for about a year now, but its just not happening. It's so stressful. I just joined this site today. Hoping I could talk to other people to get me through the wait without being miserable.
well i was on depo for 3 yrs and got off last nov. and been trying every since. u??
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