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Posted: 01-06-06 08:45am

I went to the doctors today because i have been off the pill since june 2004 and i still havent got pregnant,i have had three pregnancys one in 1998 which i miscarried and had to have a DNC because i have got O neg blood and my husband O pos,which lesd to me having lost the baby.
I started trying for a baby straight away but didnt become pregnant till august 1999 having my son may 2000,later having my second son in june 2002 having no problems,i then had an laparosopie in oct 2003 because of suspected endometreosis which i didnt have so that was a waste of time i also have been told i have perinisus anemia and had to have six injections within 2 weeks because my body really needed a boost of vitmin b12 and was told i have to have one injection every 3 months for the rest of my life that was in 2002 but having been back to the doctors countless time and having given blood every couple of months i have never had one since. B ut after talking to the doctor about not becoming pregnant she seemed to think it was because of my anemia and taken yet more blood but i dont understand why i would,nt get pregnant because of my perinisus anemia?? does this mean i cant ever get pregnant again???


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Posted: 01-18-06 16:45pm

If your pernicious anemia is under control (by taking Vitamin B12 regularly), it doesn't appear that anemia is causing infertility. You shouldn’t try to become pregnant, however, until your blood exams become normal (and the anemia is under control). If you do become pregnant, you will probably experience difficulties bringing the fetus to term. To identify the reason(s) for your infertility, you may need to take several gynecological examinations: a colposcopy, Pap-smear, vaginal smear, a serology to detect possible STD(s), an ultrasound of the uterus and ovaries, hormonal analyses (FSH, LH, estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, prolactin, thyroxin), a HCG, and a laparoscopy will together help you and your gynecologist understand what is causing infertility.


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