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Q: Trying to Conceive for 9 months! Should I Worry?

asked by: irishlass828 on September 16th, 2007

New User

My husband and I have been trying to get pregnant for about 9 months now and nothing has happened. It is to soon to worry about infertility or what. I know I have had troubles with my period. It has skipped and been later several times. The last time I had my pap test the doctor said that I didn't have enough fluid or something. It is just weird Confused

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beepbeep176

replied on September 20th, 2007

Experienced User

Nearly any infertility doctor you go to will tell you that it can take the average healthy couple up to 12 months to concieve. So I wouldn't worry too much, baby making can take time.

I don't know about the fluid thing though. You should talk to your doctor and try and find out more about it.

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