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What do I do if I can’t get pregnant?
I was on the Paraguard. I got it removed 2 years ago and I am still trying to get pregnant and have no luck. I have 2 healthy children from before the Paraguard. I’m starting to believe that the Paraguard messed up my body and I can’t have any more.
I'm afraid I don't have answers for you. Women's bodies are too intricate concerning fertility. Don't be hard on yourself. and never blame for having it in some time ago--this is not your fault. The main thing now is to investigate why you face this. Have a good consultation with dr. He'll want you to pass the required tests (for you both). Hope you'll get more answers soon. All the best!
I’m so sorry your having difficulty conceiving. It could be what is called secondary infertility. Enough time has gone by where you should consult with your OB/GYN. Your doc will help you or refer you to a reproductive endocrinologist. Wishing you the best of luck!
Hi, sorry you are having trouble getting pregnant. Know that many women who have had babies, have trouble getting pregnant in the future. It happened to my sister and a bestie of mine. The statistics are that 85 to 90% get pregnant within a year after paraguard's removal. I'm sorry this hasn't happened for you yet! Do not give up hope! Keep trying! Also, ask your doctor as maybe some clomid would help you.
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