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Pregnant 7 years after vasectomy
Hi All,
Anyone get pregnant 7 years after a vasectomy, or know someone who has? If so, what were the signs/symptoms?
My hubby was snipped 7 or so years ago, and it's been over 10 years since I've been pregnant. Not too sure what to think.
I am 10 days late, nausea, lower back pain, some mild cramps, some strange sensation in my head that I can't quite describe as dizziness. But no real soreness in breasts and negative hpt. I'm 36, so shouldn't be peri menopause.
Not sure if I should go to doc just yet to figure out what's really up. I hate playing the waiting game, but don't want to jump the gun either. What point should one get things checked out?
Anyone get pregnant 7 years after a vasectomy, or know someone who has? If so, what were the signs/symptoms?
My hubby was snipped 7 or so years ago, and it's been over 10 years since I've been pregnant. Not too sure what to think.
I am 10 days late, nausea, lower back pain, some mild cramps, some strange sensation in my head that I can't quite describe as dizziness. But no real soreness in breasts and negative hpt. I'm 36, so shouldn't be peri menopause.
Not sure if I should go to doc just yet to figure out what's really up. I hate playing the waiting game, but don't want to jump the gun either. What point should one get things checked out?
I've heard it's possible for the tubes to reconnect after several years. Not sure if it's folklore though.
Did you take the pregnancy test after several days of being late, with your first morning urine? If its been more than a week, maybe take another one.
I think if these symptoms don't clear up in 2 weeks, talk to your doctor. Sounds like mild symptoms but could be hormonal..
Did you take the pregnancy test after several days of being late, with your first morning urine? If its been more than a week, maybe take another one.
I think if these symptoms don't clear up in 2 weeks, talk to your doctor. Sounds like mild symptoms but could be hormonal..
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