Hey guys! This is my first post under a
new username.
Anyways I was wondering if its "normal" to
be bloated and gassy during my ovulation
times. Pretty much every ovulation period
I am very bloated and very uncomfortable!
Also a little background before my next
question..
My husband and I are not activily trying
to get pregnant but also not activily NOT
trying..lol If it happens then it
happens..but we haven't used anything in
I'd say 2 years and I only got pregnant
once which ended in me miscarrying...and
yes..he usually finishes in me..and we
have sex pretty much 4 times a week..I'm
just curious for someone whos 21 is this
normal to not get pregnant easy? I'm very
scared since my mom had a difficult
pregnancy (and so did 4 out of 5 of the
women in my family) and she actually had
septsis..(sp?) anyways It was less of a
question and more of wanting to know if
anyone else my age out there is in the
same boat. I know none of you are doctors
so really untill i can find the right doc
i'll just be in the same place!
anyways thanks!
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Georgia59
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Posted: 04-18-08 19:55pm
Yeah, it's normal to have bloating during
certain times in your cycle. Birth control
would help regulate that, or just
anticipating it and taking tummy
medicines.
Usually they say if you have been having
unprotected sex for a year and have not
conceived, that is when you should start
talking to a doc about fertility. once you
start thinking about kids, you might want
to get yourself and your partner checked.
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