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Could i be infertile or could my boyfriend have a low sperm count?
Hi just seeing if someone can help
I am 18 almost 19 and i have been with my partner for almost 9 months and we are
Trying for a baby... But we have been at it like rabbits and i keep missing my periods but im not pregnant but this time my period is 5 months late and i have a bump but tests are still negative, i have a bad feeling i may be infertile or my boyfriend may be, and the first time he kept his penis in my vagina for a minute and this time nothing has
Leaked out could that of been the problem i have had signs of ovulation in my cervix mucus but still no positive tests would i be better getting blood taken to get an more acurate reading ?
I am 18 almost 19 and i have been with my partner for almost 9 months and we are
Trying for a baby... But we have been at it like rabbits and i keep missing my periods but im not pregnant but this time my period is 5 months late and i have a bump but tests are still negative, i have a bad feeling i may be infertile or my boyfriend may be, and the first time he kept his penis in my vagina for a minute and this time nothing has
Leaked out could that of been the problem i have had signs of ovulation in my cervix mucus but still no positive tests would i be better getting blood taken to get an more acurate reading ?
You guys are definitely taking some big steps for a relationship so young as just 9 months. Hopefully there's something we're missing like you've known each other way longer and have been good friends and this was the natural next step.
One thing you should note: Don't have sex every day! It actually doesn't help matters.
Second thing: you can go to your doctor for a blood test, which is much more sensitive than the home pregnancy tests. Of course, your body does stop producing hCG eventually (around 8 weeks, if I remember correctly from physio) as the baby takes over producing the hormones necessary to sustain the pregnancy, so it's possible you didn't start testing until way later than 8 weeks (doubtful if you've been TTC for at least these 5 months.).
Best of luck to you and your boyfriend on this endeavor!
One thing you should note: Don't have sex every day! It actually doesn't help matters.
Second thing: you can go to your doctor for a blood test, which is much more sensitive than the home pregnancy tests. Of course, your body does stop producing hCG eventually (around 8 weeks, if I remember correctly from physio) as the baby takes over producing the hormones necessary to sustain the pregnancy, so it's possible you didn't start testing until way later than 8 weeks (doubtful if you've been TTC for at least these 5 months.).
Best of luck to you and your boyfriend on this endeavor!
first, in spite of the fact that you are trying to get pregnant, I really hope you don't. You've only been together for 9 months, you're not even twenty. And unless you were both child prodogies, you are not financially ready to have a kid. So please really really rethink this decision.
but on the other had go see a doctor, some pregnancy tests don't work on certain people so well (or it may be the test). you probably are if you have a bump and haven't had a period in 5 months. If you are I wish you the best of future and hope everything goes well.
but on the other had go see a doctor, some pregnancy tests don't work on certain people so well (or it may be the test). you probably are if you have a bump and haven't had a period in 5 months. If you are I wish you the best of future and hope everything goes well.
Yes we have known each other for 8 years we both liked each other when we were 14 but were to scared to say then eventually we admitted it we have been inlove with eatch other since we were 14 so we decided that we wanted to become a family we have a flat, good jobs and stable income
Really ? I read thats the best thing to do oh well
And well thankyou i have booked an apointment with my doc to get the blood test so in a few days i will be getting my blood test done
Really ? I read thats the best thing to do oh well
And well thankyou i have booked an apointment with my doc to get the blood test so in a few days i will be getting my blood test done
Well i am actually a trainee social worker and my boyfriend is an assistant manager and we live together,
Thanks for the advice
Thanks for the advice
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