A member asked:

My luteal phase is fluctuating between 10-13 days. is this a fertility issue that can be treated? i am trying to conceive over a year now .

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Yes: At 36, you should see a gyn immediately. If you are having a short luteal phase, the embryo will not have time to implant. Sometimes taking Clomid (clomiphene) can correct this. Sometimes taking Progesterone can correct this. I had a long struggle with infertility and was amazed at how complicated it was, even for a gynecologist. You might enjoy my book tick tock, which you can get at www.Ticktock.Ws.

Answered 6/30/2014

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