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Cyst issues
I was on depo in 2012 and took a plan b pill each time my guy came inside of me. From 2012 to 2013 I have taken at least 4 plan b pills. I wasn't getting a cycle June 2012 to Feb 2013. My cycle then came on after being told I had a cyst on the right ovary. I was put on birth control pills to suppress it. The cyst grew larger so I stop taking the pill. I went back in for surgery to remove the cyst the end of March and come to find out it ruptured on its own. My cycle began to be normal. I felt as if something was wrong when my cycle did not come on in May. I was told in June I have another small cyst. I was asked the doctor do we need to take care of that. He told me to just take the birth control pills the previous doctor provided me with. Since I felt like the pills did not help me the first time and I want all the birth control out of my system so I can get pregnant, I chose not take the birth control pills again. From here, I do not know if the cyst grew larger but I have been trying since May to get pregnant and nothing has happened yet. What should I do?
It can take upwards a year for a woman to get pregnant under ordinary questions. You may want to consult another gynecologist regarding the cyst situation, find out if it's grown, and discuss whether or not either of you need fertility tests at this point or if you should wait until that year marker.
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