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If you're experiencing difficult conceiving, you are not alone. Learn how doctors define infertility and how infertility affects both men and women here....
Many things cause fertility problems. Learn common causes of infertility for men and women here, plus info on factors that affect the ability to conceive....
Sometimes fertility do not manifest any symptoms. Other times there are definite signs. Learn to identify possible problems and know when to ask for help....
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asked by: deej on July 31st, 2003
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If i don't have a regular period at all, will it be very hard for me to get pregnant? I can sometimes go for 4 months or so without one. What can i do to get it regulated if i want to get pregnant?
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Denise
replied on July 31st, 2003
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I two would not have my period for amout 35 to 60 days, my sister can go months. I am married she is not. My husband and I have been trying for over 2 years. We saw a OB/GYN they put me on Clomid but it did not work.. My advice to you is go see a infertility doctor. They know more about this. My reason for not having a regulary period is because I don't ovulate (produce follicles) . With the meds they have given me (clomid and metformin) I have ovulated. They help so much, they check to see if you have follicles and with me they have done the IUI procedures. My sister is not trying to have a baby now, but by me seeing a infertility doc. she has more hope for the future. What we have is PCOS!
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kellymy
replied on September 29th, 2003
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I agree about seeing a Dr. Now - before you're ready to conceive.

An infertility specialist will help you learn why you're not menstrating regularly.

They will probably do some bloodwork to check your thyroid hormones - they can effect ovulatory health.

Try checking for a book called "taking charge of your fertility". It is great for those trying to monitor their own cycles.
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