What are my changes of getting pregnant

[sq4l1fe103]

I am 25 years old and have had 1 abortion.  My boyfriend had a vasectomy 2 years ago and is seriously thinking of getting it reversed so him and I can have children one day.  Before I let him go through that kind of pain I wanted to make sure I am able to conceive first.  Is there any tests I can do or have done (I would rather do them myself, but if I have to go to the doctor I will) to find out if I am able to have pregnancy.

Please help!  I cannot bear the thought of him going through the surgery if I am not able to get pregnant!

[NicMom]

I think you'll be fine and you can buy an at home fertility test, but I think it's garbage and a huge waste of money. Good luck!

[nana89_04]

IVE HAD AN ABORTION WHEN I WAS 17 NOW IM 20 AND IVE BEEN TRYING TO GET PREGNANT AND NOTHING, I THOUGHT THAT IT WAS BECAUSE I WAS NOT FERTILE ANYMORE BUT I WAS WRONG I WOULD STRESS OUT JUST LIKE YOU!!!!! I WENT TO THE DR. AND THEY MADE MILLIONS OF EXSAMS AND IT TURNS OUT THAT THE ABORTION THAT I HAD MADE NO DAMEGS SO IM FINE AND I THINK THAT SO ARE YOU!!!! IF YOU HAVE NORMAL PERIODS IT MEANS U ARE OVULATING,GOOD LOOK!!!

[babypooh]

I think you should be okay conceiving, honey. Don't stress over it because that does interfere with your cycles and ovulation. Relax and go to the doctor, if it will help you rest easier.  Good luck :)

[sweetangel7]

It does seem like you are looking into it too much.  You are right, you got pregnant once, so you know you can get pregnant.  Chances are you and your partner will be fine but remember it can take up to a year to get pregnant.

[sq4l1fe103]

Am I just being super crazy?  Do I even really have any need to worry?  I mean I have never really had a problem getting pregnant (considering I was once) Like I said I just don't want to make him go through all that pain if I am going to be the reason we can't conceive.  I get my cycle regularly and have never been on any type of birth control (except for using condoms).

[sweetangel7]

Well, there are really no home tests you can do other than track your basal body temperature and or use ovulation predictor kits to determine if you are ovulating.  This will only tell you if you are producing an egg every month that can be fertilized.  If you want to truly be 'tested' you should see an ob/gyn to have them perform an internal exam and rule out any complications.