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trying to get pregnant
We have been trying to get pregnant for about 4monthsboth just going to be 30. I went for some bloodwork which shows normal FSH but reduced LH and progesterone. Also mildly elavated prolactin which I attributed to work stress. My periods are regular, 30 days cycle but really heavy. What do you tink I should do next, getting worried?
@Carly1306 is right it took us longer than a year actually to get prego. I was on time with my periods too but I found out that I get them but didn't ovulate at all. so my OB gave me clomid. Just relax even though its hard as &^%(% to do so especially if you want one so bad like me an my hubby.
My son is now 5 :) hang in there sending you baby dust!
My son is now 5 :) hang in there sending you baby dust!
4 months is no time at all to be trying to conceive. It takes a normal healthy couple at least a year to conceive naturally.
All you can do is track your cycles, and time sex for every other day leading up to when you ovulate, and then again for a couple of days after.
After a year, if you have been unsuccessful, then the doctor will be able to look into things further.
All you can do is track your cycles, and time sex for every other day leading up to when you ovulate, and then again for a couple of days after.
After a year, if you have been unsuccessful, then the doctor will be able to look into things further.
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