georgiama...... clomid but my question is he works off shore and get gets home the day before Im due to ovulat Should i still take the meds?
Pregnancy - My boyfriend and I have tried to conceive for a year now and no luck the Dr put me on?
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- 12 Sep 2012 by georgiamae80
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- clomid, ovulation induction, female infertility, pregnancy
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endlessPred12 Sep 2012
Yes. I was on this drug and it is not a quick fix. The body needs time to adjust and though you may get lucky right away it can take months. I actually finally became pregnant three months after we stopped using it.
So taking it on a regular basis will improve your uterine lining, creating the proper hormones and make you receptive to a pregnancy.
Give the doc or nurse a quick call.
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I did i am waiting for them to get back to me. ... Did you have more then one child? i see that there is a 10% chance of more then one. .. I just hate to start the meds and it be a waist so thank you for your advice
No, I had big infertility problems and was 39.
There is a risk of multiple births. It depends upon your age, the reason you are taking the med, and so forth. It is up to you to decide if you and your husband can handle twins or a baby that is not perfect. It is really the same risks anyone takes when they get pregnant. most babies are fine.
When your husband is back, I hope the two of you talk through this carefully and are both invested in whatever you decide. Babies are wonderful. infertility is heart braking. a child needs to be welcomed and a parent who is uncertain is not ready for the commitment. That is ok. One can wait until it seems right. All I am saying is that the route of infertility is tough.
This is an important time for you. Take a deep breath, smile, and see what your heart says. I know you will be fine. Karen
Sorry, I forgot this is not your husband. One last thing to consider. Without the bond of marriage, will he be there when your child is seven? Twelve? Eighteen? Please be careful. A single parent is a very tough road no matter how much you love your child. What are your guarantees?
I do agree with all of that for sure. .. I have been a single mother for 13 years my daughter will be 13 in Dec. My middle son is 11 and my youngest is 11. So ya i no a bit about being single and pushing threw. .. But i wouldn't take it away if i was begged to. ..they are my world. .. Ill be 32 in a couple months and i have had a tubal litigation reversal last year. ..my bf is younger and don't have any of his own so( we) his idea had it done and now we r on the stressful month to month wait and see its been a long year. .. But to think about twins or more just give you a little jolt when thinking so hard lol that's all. ..
Georgiamae, I hear you and didn't mean to preach to the choir, so to speak. Really looking out for you. It is a lot to take in. You are still very young to worry about infertility. A year isn't all that long for your tubal reversal. The body takes quite a while to adjust.
Children are wonderful. I have one daughter. I would do anything for her. She is our miracle. My husband stuck next to me through the entire infertility highs and lows. Miscarriages and all. Arguments and doubts and whatever came up. We have been together thirty years, almost.
You are the one to answer this. Your body, your future. And a child's future. I really wish the best for what you decide. I am not here to judge. I will be happy to listen. Karen
Thank you. ..and i do appreciate you writing. .. The reason for my choice to be so quickly is Im not getting younger and there's more risks as i get older... But yes we have talked alot about it... So again thank you so much