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You have decided to try to add to your family, but where do you go from here? ... more

Reply: HELP

Well stress isn't good for either of you when TTC so I would suggest talking to you dr...

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted by blueeyebaby

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Reply: Ovulation

My guess is you would have O'd around June 2nd. Were you testing 1x or 2x a day around...

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted by blueeyebaby

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Reply: 6 months tired of trying and getting frustrated ev...

Just wondering if you have any insulin issues since you have pcos and if that was...

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted by blueeyebaby

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Reply: Confused 2 different results please help

Some people get a short lh surge which would be what you got this morning. Once it is...

Mary(31), DH(31)

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Reply: Trying...

Typically dr say try for a year and then talk to them but it won't hurt to talk to your...

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted by blueeyebaby

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Reply: Feeling Discouraged...

I too feel your pain. A d&c should not prevent you from carrying a full term preg....

Mary(31), DH(31)

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Reply: MAY DAY ,MAY DAY -40 Yr Old starting to lose Hope

I replied to one of your other posts so sorry if this is a repeat. First off Baby Dust...

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted by blueeyebaby

I replied to one of your other posts so sorry if this is a repeat.
First off Baby Dust to you!!

Secondly, the best time to get preggers is at ovulation. Have you ever used opk (ovulation predictor kits) to see when you actually ovulate? Typically in a 28 day cycle you would O around cd 14 but everyone is different. The Kits can help you figure out when you O, and in turn when you have the best chance of getting preggers. Sperm last up to 72 hours inside a woman so if you start bedding every other day once your AF or aunt flo(period) ends, you get optimal chances. Test with OPK and once you get a positive (some people have to test twice a day to catch the surge around the time they think it may happen) you will O within 24 to 36 hours. It is best to bed with in those 24-36 hours but if you bed early by a day and for some reason are not able to bed right after, it is still possible to get preggers.

Thirdly, have you talked to your dr? How long have you been trying? Have they done any testing to make sure your hormones are changing properly through your cycle? It takes time for a normal woman to get preggers (dont' remember the actual percent chance each month) and if there is a issue with either the woman or man that percentage can go down. But many issues can be fixed if they are detected.

Best thing I would suggest is to get some OPK kits (noted above is a web site or you can go to the store by the preg test/condoms and get a kit (about $20 for 20 answer strips and more expensive for the digital/easier to read tests). Test and see how your cycle runs. If you are consistant two months in a row, you can assume each month is the same and just keep track. My dr says to bd (bed) every other day to optimize potency of the male sperm (and since it lasts a few days it covers the day off from bedding). If you are still not getting preggers talk to your dr to see if they can test your hormones or test to see if your tubes are blocked. Even get a sperm analysis on your man to make sure his counts are good.

Baby dust to you and please keep us posted!!View Thread

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted byblueeyebaby

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Reply: Ovulation?

First off Baby Dust to you!! Secondly, the best time to get preggers is at ovulation....

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted by blueeyebaby

First off Baby Dust to you!!

Secondly, the best time to get preggers is at ovulation. Have you ever used opk (ovulation predictor kits) to see when you actually ovulate? Typically in a 28 day cycle you would O around cd 14 but everyone is different. The Kits can help you figure out when you O, and in turn when you have the best chance of getting preggers. Sperm last up to 72 hours inside a woman so if you start bedding every other day once your AF or aunt flo(period) ends, you get optimal chances. Test with OPK and once you get a positive (some people have to test twice a day to catch the surge around the time they think it may happen) you will O within 24 to 36 hours. It is best to bed with in those 24-36 hours but if you bed early by a day and for some reason are not able to bed right after, it is still possible to get preggers.

Thirdly, have you talked to your dr? How long have you been trying? Have they done any testing to make sure your hormones are changing properly through your cycle? It takes time for a normal woman to get preggers (dont' remember the actual percent chance each month) and if there is a issue with either the woman or man that percentage can go down. But many issues can be fixed if they are detected.

Best thing I would suggest is to get some OPK kits (noted above is a web site or you can go to the store by the preg test/condoms and get a kit (about $20 for 20 answer strips and more expensive for the digital/easier to read tests). Test and see how your cycle runs. If you are consistant two months in a row, you can assume each month is the same and just keep track. My dr says to bd (bed) every other day to optimize potency of the male sperm (and since it lasts a few days it covers the day off from bedding). If you are still not getting preggers talk to your dr to see if they can test your hormones or test to see if your tubes are blocked. Even get a sperm analysis on your man to make sure his counts are good.

Baby dust to you and please keep us posted!!View Thread

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted byblueeyebaby

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Reply: Wishing for baby number 2!!

I would also suggest talking to your dr about a blood pregnancy test. Either your...

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted by blueeyebaby

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Reply: unsucessful round 1 :-(

So sorry to hear. The good news is you O'd, so the chance to get preggers was there....

Mary(31), DH(31)

Posted by blueeyebaby

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