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Hi there. Have you looked into IVF? I have my tubes clamped and am currendtly going through IVF at the moment. If you go to your GP he/she can run through your options with you. Good luck!

Just have fun and don't try to get pregnant and that's when it happens. I tried for over a year and when I gave up I was pregnant. I'm now 8 weeks.

I think any woman who has gone through IVF can relate to what you are feeling right now. It is indeed a scary, nerve-wracking process for sure. I personally can relate to the depression and anxiety related to trying for a long time to get pregnant. It was starting to really take a toll on my marriage.

Me and my wife are just recently married ( 3 months), and we are having trouble getting pregnant. I'm 52 and she's 43, both have never had any kids. Although my wife has had two abortions, in the past (17 & 22 y.o.) we both had STD's in the past, which were all cured. My sperm analysis is very good, and her ultra sound results were very good too. She's still producing eggs, but we cannot conceive.

I know of one lady who used to be on here all the time-Tanker Chic. She got pregnant with IUI's at least twice (she has 2 sons)-but I know she had an ectopic before she got pregnant with her first son-not sure if that was with IUI. I got pregnant with my son after 4 IUI's. We are currently trying for #2 and are doing IUI's-we just did our 3rd one last week. Congrats on your new baby and good luck in the future!

ve had several friends get pregnant in their 40s with ivf. Sounds like donor eggs is the way to go if you have some egg issues. Any reason not to try ivf again? It is expensive and consuming, but if it works, it works. I would check with a few different clinics in your area - check the cdc website for success rates. Best of luck!

PCOS is more common than you might think, and you will find others here on MedHelp with the same condition that may be able to offer some great tips! AS for your age, 36 is not old. As for me, I got pregnant naturally, no meds, IVF, etc. All the old fashioned way!! Best of luck to you!!!!

I'm getting ready to go through IVF too. If everything goes well, we'll transfer in Feb. I completely share your feeling of worry that it won't work and that we've gone through this extremely tough process with no results. Infertility isn't fun; it's scary! I hope that you find comfort soon, and try to stay positive that you will get your BFP soon! If you ever want to talk, I'm here!

I'm no dr but it took for me to change my diet and exercise daily and take daily vitamins for me to get prego .....

I am 38 and and had a tubicial with my last chid and he is 10. Is there a chance I could get pregnant again. I have a misscarriage since my last child. I wouldn't mind having another child now. So what are my chances and what can I do? Help!

I take it you have seen a doctor in this time? With TTC for that long a doctor would have carried out tests to see what's stopping you getting pregnant - maybe even suggested you try IVF or something similar?

t work there are always other options. But I REALLY hope it does work for you! Plenty of women on this forum have gotten pregnant on their first couple of tries with clomid! I hope you're one of them! If you have any questions or just need to vent - feel free to send me a message. Lean on us if you need to - that's what we're here for! Keep your chin up and best of luck to you!

My pregnancy was fine and my ob was not even concerned the entire time that I had pcos. Now 2 years later I am pregnant with my second. I think once you get pregnant it kinda corrects all the pcos issues because it was like ok we want another and bam! 2 weeks later we conceived. So it can happen! Ask your doc about all your options and maybe consider metformin.

I have felt my cervix and i felt a lump, a smooth pimple like one its been there for about 2 months, is that preventing me from getting pregnant or is it just a nabothian cyst ?

well it looks like no one got pregnant with only one swollen tube.

Depending on how much of the tubes are left, tubal ligation reversal is possible. The other option is IVF. She recommended IVF if we only want one pregnancy,and reversal if we wanted to be pregnant multiple times in the future. I'm actually opting for the reversal because I have 2 children but he has none.

i have PCOS since 2003 and now that i am married (for almost 3 years now), i am having difficulty getting pregnant. i have consulted a gynae since october and have been on medication to regulate my period (since i have very irregular ones) like duphaston/progyluton and also took clomid to ovulate since my doctor told me i am not ovulating . but until now it didnt happen. my husband did the test already and it showed that he's very healthy so the problem is just me.

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