What Tests Can Help Me Find Out Why I'm Having Trouble Getting Pregnant?
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By: ODYL
Added: 01-07-14
- Hi, I was just thinking the same thing today. Before I forget to mention, my Drs have said that taking Imuran while pregnant is fine. That is what they would have to put me on if I had a flare while pregnant.
If you do have a period, but you are having trouble getting pregnant, read Tips for Getting Pregnant Naturally to become familiar with your cycle and to maximize your chances of getting pregnant each month. As long as you have given up the middle of the night breastfeeding, you should be able to get pregnant just like anyone else. A doctor may recommend a variety of diagnostic tests that can help determine why a couple is having trouble getting pregnant. If you are having trouble getting pregnant you can visit your family doctor first. They will point you in the direction of a fertility doctor or a reproductive endrocrinologist.
Ironically, motherhood has never been so chic at a time when so many women are struggling to get pregnant. The number of women between age 40 and 44 who remain childless has doubleda generation; inside 1976 it was 1 out of 10, by 2006 it was one in five, based on the U.S. Census Selvaratnam writes that after her initially miscarriage at 37 years old, her OB-GYN told her which she nonetheless "had time" to receive expecting. So instead of rushing to a fertility center, she waited, and which was a serious mistake.
Trying to juggle parenthood with the rigors of treatment — daily ultrasounds, injections, and blood tests that must be carefully timed — can also be problematic. And kids can be confused and worried by the psychological ups and downs their moms go through. "I went on Clomid during the summer having trouble getting pregnant after a miscarriage and quit after one cycle," says Eleanor Chandler, who plans to try again in the fall when her son is back in school. "It made me emotionally crazy, and I didn't want him to see that. If trying to have another baby is going to interfere with his childhood, I'm just not going to do it."
The first thing to consider is how long have you been trying. About 80% of couples will get pregnant after six months of trying, and about 90% will be pregnant after 12 months of trying to get pregnant. (And that's with well-timed intercourse each and every month.) Infertility Infertility means not being able to get pregnant after one year of trying. Or, six months, if a woman is 35 years of age or older. Women who can get pregnant but are unable to stay pregnant may also be infertile. I want to get pregnant, but I'm on the pill. How long will it take me to get pregnant once Istop?
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