Lexington, KY
A 21-year-old female asked:
i have been trying to get pregnant for 2 years and no luck, we both now we can conceive since we went to our doctors. what should i do?
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Dr. Khurram Rehman answered
Fertility Medicine 26 years experience
Get checked out: 2 years is a long time trying to conceive at any age, especially at 21. It could still happen naturally. This is a good time to see a fertility specialist (reproductive endocrinology and infertility or rei) to help you to get pregnant . We check you for ovulation issues like pcos, other hormonal problems, low egg supply, blocked tubes, problems inside your uterus or sperm problems for your partner.
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Kenya
A 29-year-old female asked:
Hello, I have been trying to get pregnant for the last one year. Alll test indicate am ok. What should I do? Was on moonths injection for 2 years
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Dr. R. Wayne Inzer answered
Specializes in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Was he evaluated?: Do not overlook the male partner, a extra specific, sensitive semen analysis by an infertility center may be in order. This can usually be ordered by your gynecologist. Has an after sex test been done to see if his sperm is compatible with your cervical mucus?
Just a few ideas, or if not consulted with an infertility specialist, take your records for a second opinion.
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A 22-year-old female asked:
I have tried to get pregnant for 2+ years how do I know if something is wrong with me or my partner? And is there something i can do to help?
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Dr. Carol Peters-tanksley answered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 35 years experience
Infertility: Trying to get pregnanct for one year without success is considered infertility. So it's time to get some help. There are a number of tests an infertility specialist can do that can be very helpful in knowing what is wrong. Don't try to do this on your own. And good luck.
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A 27-year-old female asked:
What are the factors I should consider when iam planning a pregnancy? My age is 28. Can i wait for 2-3 more years?
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Dr. Bryan Treacy answered
Gynecology 35 years experience
Yes: Fertility for most women peaks at age 24-25 (think of the bell curve). Delay in attempting pregnancy may significantly reduce success if a woman waits until age 35 when fertility rates significantly drop.
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United Kingdom
A 25-year-old female asked:
I was trying for 2 years but then after diagnosic hysteroscoy i got pregnant naturally right away bt end in miscarg, do I need hystscopy to get pregnant again?
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Dr. Alan Patterson answered
Obstetrics and Gynecology 42 years experience
The hysteroscopy: Is probably not why you conceived but u shoudld't need another one, but u may need other testing please discuss with your gyn.
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A 21-year-old female asked:
Been on bc for 2 years. Started new pack late, but took missed and next pill 24 hours exactly after i missed first one. Will i be pregnant?
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Dr. Edgar Mendizabal answered
Internal Medicine 55 years experience
Kitten: Not likely but possible.
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