Over a year ago my ex boyfriend and I were
having un-protected sex and i'm now with
my new boyfriend and we are trying for a
baby except i'm not quite sure if I have
caught stds from my ex boyfriend.. During
sex with my new boyfriend of over a year
it hurts inside my vagina then after sex
it starts to burn then I go to urinate and
it really burns whilst urinating.. We
have been trying for a baby for about 3-4
months.. Although the last 2 periods I
have had were late and i'm never late..
Could I be pregnant?? I'm so scared that
I could be infertile.. Please help!
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Posted: 11-02-05 05:30am
If you're having these problems.. Either
you have some kind of infection, or could
have an std. Never know, could just be a
urinary tract infection, which is caused
by numerous things.
First thing first before you keep trying
to have a baby.. Get tested for stds and
have your current partner tested. You
don't want to have any stds when having a
child because depending on the std.. It
could cause problems to your unborn child.
Only way to tell if you're pregnant is to
take a test. When you go to a place to
get tested for stds, they usually give you
a pregnancy test if there's possibilities
that you are. So they have to know if you
are before they give you treatment.
After trying for a few months, it doesn't
necessarily mean you are infertile!
Usually they start to factor that in after
you've been trying for over a year. So
i'm sure you're just fine! Don't worry!
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