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After i started trying for baby i start getting 10 to 12 days late periods .does it mean that i'm having some ovulation problem?
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Yes ...: You're ovulating later but may still get pregnant. At 26 you can try for 6 months to a year before seeing a fertility specialist (reproductive endocrinology and infertility or rei), who will check for conditions like polycystic ovarian syndroms (pcos), thyroid or prolactin problems, low egg supply (diminished ovarian reserve) or low hormone levels from stress, exercise or weight loss.
Answered 12/9/2013
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