worried on not becoming pregnant

[GRACE0783]

hello doctor,

im very concern about my situation when i was 20 yrs old i was treat it for clymidia. my first partner gave it to me. after that i left him. and after a year or so i became pregnant of my second partner at the age of 21. had a miscarriage without knowing after i went to the doctor after a motnh for bleeding i thought i was just having a period, i have always been irregular. after the miscarriage i have always try to become pregnant on my own and i cant i have ran all kind of test for infertility and everything have come out alright. the only thing they find out was that i had polycistic ovaries. and that my progesterone was low. after trying so much i did insamination becasue my husband sperm came out fine. in the insamintation i became pregnant but it didnt last do to low progesterone. my doctor put me on clomid and it didnt help i also was almost a year on metformin and also didnt help. im now 23 yrs old and im desperate to have a child this month i even try having sex every single day. im thinking on doing insemination again. do you think all this problem is do to the clymidia? i also have a period everysingle month the only think is that i don have a specific day. am i ovulating or no? please help i have try everything i dont know what to do anymore and my husband wants a child so bad in my thinking this could even end up my marriage.

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[Forum-M.D.-SP]

Hi there. It is unlikely that only one event of chlamydia is contributing to your infertility. Are you seeing an infertility subspecialist/reproductive endocrinologist? By now, you should since it has been a couple of years of trying. You and your partner should be evaluated with a sperm count, a hysterosalpingogram (an x-ray that evaluates if your fallopian tubes are open), and a progesterone on day 21 or 22 to see if you are ovulating. If all of these turn out to be normal (or have been done and are normal), then you should consider fertility drugs and intrauterine insemination again. If your tubes are blocked, or your partner has a sperm count problem, then IVF. Having intercourse every day is not a good idea. Sperm live in the female genital tract for 2-4 days, and so every day is not necessary. Furthermore, having intercourse every day will lower sperm count. Please regroup, and visit or revisit a fertility specialist. Your problems are very common, and things can be done to help you. At age 23, your chances of getting pregnant are excellent. Keep the faith!