working on baby 4

[nesha23307]

me and my boyfriend tryna work on baby 4 we have 3 girls and need a boy and befor the iud i was vary fertile thats y i have a 7 year old my m iddle turning 6 next month and my last one is 4 in a half i had my iud in for 4 in the half years and i got it  removed on 10-3-11 and started heavy on 10-5-11 and 4 days later it stopped on 10-9-11 and started again on 10-28-11 and it lasted for a day in a half thin stopped and haven had a period since but took 4 hpt and all came back - so is it to early to know

[nesha23307]

and yeah its really wired right now but i when to see my doctor to day my and he said it could take up to months to get pregnant and to just wait and see if i have a period each month and if it skips take a hpt so im just gone try not to think of it and just let it happen when ever god wont it to happen but thank u for the help.

[nesha23307]

thank u yeah it could be that

[Carly1306]

Coming off birth control and mess up your cycles some what. In some cases, it can take up to a year for cycles to regulate themselves. So irregular/missing periods can be expected. Just because you missed a period - doesn't mean you're pregnant. Also, you can't take a pregnancy test until at least 2 weeks after intercourse, or when your period is late - but since it's irregular I would stick with the 2-3 week mark.

You need to be ovulating to be able to conceive. Most women ovulate mid-cycle. So for example if you have a 28 day cycle, you're most likely to ovulate around CD14. So you would need to be having intercourse every other day leading up till that day, and then for 2 days after.

You can track ovulation in a number of ways. Charting your BBT (basil body temperature), cervical mucous but the most accurate way is to use OPK's (ovulation predictor kits).

[PriceFamily91611]

it might be, also when you come off birth control ur cycles can be messed up for a couples months, if i were you i would use the ovulation sticks so u can figure out when you are ovulating