is anovulation normal for a 27 year old women? and if that happens that means you can't get pregnant right?

Question

So even though I had anovulation cycle, me having a very late cycle and getting ejaculated in doesn't cause me to be pregnant?

Answer 1

No!: It's not really normal for any reproductive-age woman, but especially in a 27 year old. Anovulation does not mean you can't (ever) get pregnant, that depends on the reason for the anovulation - you may well require a doctor's help but in most cases it should be possible.

Answer 2

OTC fertility drugs: The only otc fertility enhancer is dhea which is non-prescription. All other drugs are not otc.

Answer 3

Sorry: While there are many otc 'remedies' available, not one has been shown to be effective. These medicines are sold largely by word of mouth, and there's a reason they are sold otc - (politely) none of them work.

Answer 4

Same as married: Proper diet, prenatal vitamins, normal exercise, & preconception visit with an OB doctor to assess any increased risks.

Answer 5

Starts with desire!: See your primary care doctor first to get a check-up. Then, follow the mediterranean diet, daily physical activity 300 minutes per week for life. Reduce alcohol intake to 1 glass of wine 3-4 times per week. Avoid unsaturated fats, eat lots of good fats, eat and drink well in moderation. Eat protein at all meals and do not skip meals!

Answer 6

Chances are good: At age 29, your chances for getting pregnant are good. If you have irregular periods, this can make it more difficult since you may ovulate less frequently. This will mean fewer opportunities to get pregnant. If you're not successful getting pregnant in about 6-12 months, see your doctor.

Answer 7

Give it a try: The cited average to achieve desired pregnancy is 6 m with a range from weeks to a Year. After a year an evaluation of both is reasonable (he may shoot blanks). Irregularity can disrupt plans to use the "fertile window" timing technique. Try first, seek help if needed.

Answer 8

Pregnancy: I you have an irregular period it means you ovulate irregularly. You should keep a menstrual calendar writing when you start period and when you have sex. You can also buy an ovulation kit at the pharmacy, this will let you know when you ovulate so you can plan to have sex at that time. If you still can't get pregnant you should see a doctor and bring your menstrual calendar with you.

Answer 9

Calendar: It is very important to keep a calendar of your menstrual period. How long they last. Is important to have a full work with the dr. How an us done, the make sure ovaries and uterus look find. There is a lot of reason why you have irregular periods. There's no simple answered.

Answer 10

Or...: The prior answers will get you started in the right direction, for sure. On the other hand, if 'a while' means a year, seeing a fertility doctor or an obg is in order. Most all fertility specialists would be glad to help/advise you by the way, even if you've not yet tried for a year. Good luck!

Answer 11

Hormonal testing: See an infertility doctor for hormonal testing. It may be as simple as correcting a thyroid abnormality or lowering prolactin levels. Then the appropriate medication can be given. Ovulation induction medications consist of either clomid, femara, and injectable gonadotropins. Also adding glucophage (metformin) for the diagnosis of PC os.

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