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[babycakes12]

i am trying to get pregnat and i have been trying for 5 years can u give me avice  thank u  

[petal88]

Of course you should go down medical root, absolutely.  But have you tried 'MACA' powder.  It is a natural root/ food that normalises the hormone levels and seems to boost fertility.. I got pregnant first month of being on maca and I have continued to take it to keep progesterone levels up naturally.  There are no actual hormones in it but it sparks your own system into producing hormones at levels body needs.  If you key into Google lots will come up about it...  Other stories of ladies having no luck for years and then eating maca and suddenly becoming pregnant.  I would not want to get your hopes up as there could be so many other medical reasons as to why you not conceiving but it would do no harm to take Maca alongside other medical management...  It is a completely natural food and women in Peru have been taking for years.  I certinly believe it's a fertility wonder food from personal experience.  It only costs £16 a month too so economical- I take 3 tablepoons a day in a smoothie. My husband was also on it while ttc- it is supposed to increase quality sperm count so be good idea for your dh or partner to go on it too.  You can get it on ebay- just key in 'Organic Maca powder'.  Tip- You should always go for organic, as most pure form. Best of luck and lots of baby dust to you x

[amg_]

This may have been coincidence, but in a year of trying, i had two lots of cranial therapy from an osteopath (they work on blood flow and freedom of movement around the pelvic area), and both times fell pregnant.

The second time was 2 months after losing the first and my tube so feel very lucky to have fallen again so quickly with lower fertility and tribute it to the cranial therapy

[G_S]

you need to go to a RE to get consultation if u have been trying that long. Also join the fertility forum...it will give you a lot of answers

[kimmamma]

I feel you.  TTC for 3 years.  What have you tried so far?  Have you identified any potential problems?  Let me know I don't want to ramble on about things you already know.