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Q: Can't Get Pregnant!

asked by: jennie2412 on December 13th, 2006

New User

Someone please help me!!!! My fiancee and I are trying to have a baby but no luck! We've been trying for 3months now! I thought maybe that it's me b/c last year I found out I had chlamydia for a year and no one told me about at the clinic until a year later for my checkup!!! So I caught the chlamdia in "04" and was treated for it in "05". Could this affect my fertility???? I'm so scared that I can't have a baby b/c of this!

Jenn Crying or Very sad

Replies(4)

AyaMiyaki

replied on December 13th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

3 months isn't that long. It can take a year for a healthy couple to conceive.

arcadia

replied on December 13th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

3 months is nothin', honey. On average, it can take healthy, fertile couples up to a year to get pregnant. I don't think chlamydia would have an effect on your fertility. But you might want to call your doctor &ask about that.

In the meantime, just keep having sex. If you don't get pregnant after a year of trying, only then will a specialist see you.

Mabel

replied on December 13th, 2006

Moderator

Your health care provider won't even start testing for infertility until you have been trying for 1 year. Relax. Baby making is supposed to be fun!

tululabell

replied on December 13th, 2006

Experienced User

Don't worry over 3 months! I have been trying for 8-9 months after a m/c of trying for a couple months. So altogther almost a year!
It is stressful but try to relax, you are too early in to get worried.
Good luck though for next month!

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