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Q: Can I Even Have a Baby?

asked by: miranda on June 10th, 2005

New User

Im 20 and my husband and I are talking about having a baby. I don't think that I can get pregnant, everyone around me seems to be having babies though. Even people who don't want to. I have adnormal peorids and my doc. Put me on birth control. My peorids are reg. Now, but I am scared that if I stop taking them i'll stop having my peorid. Also, my husband has one large testical, and one norm. Could that effect us? I was very sexually active as a teenager and I had one mis-carriage @16. My parnets never found out about it and I was to scared to go to the doctor. But the doctor tells me now that everything is fine, that my body disposed of it, and that I just have a long vaginal canal. I don't know maybe I am reading to much into it, or maybe I want it to badly! Is there any over the counter drug I can take? Or something we can do other than spend $1,000@ a doctors office at this time? Plz help!

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faithful

replied on June 11th, 2005

New User

Re: Can I Even Have a Baby?

miranda wrote:

im 20 and my husband and I are talking about having a baby. I don't think that I can get pregnant, everyone around me seems to be having babies though. Even people who don't want to. I have adnormal peorids and my doc. Put me on birth control. My peorids are reg. Now, but I am scared that if I stop taking them i'll stop having my peorid. Also, my husband has one large testical, and one norm. Could that effect us? I was very sexually active as a teenager and I had one mis-carriage at 16. My parnets never found out about it and I was to scared to go to the doctor. But the doctor tells me now that everything is fine, that my body disposed of it, and that I just have a long vaginal canal. I don't know maybe I am reading to much into it, or maybe I want it to badly! Is there any over the counter drug I can take? Or something we can do other than spend $1,000 at a doctors office at this time? Plz help!

ovulex I heard worked well!

oopoopoop

replied on June 13th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Re: Can I Even Have a Baby?

miranda wrote:

why are you assuming that you can't get pregnant? If you have been pregnant before, this seems to suggest that it is possible.

You really need to educate yourself about how your body works. You are on birth control pills -- that means you are actively trying not to get pregnant. If you are taking birth control pills to regulate your periods, they still stop you from ovulating. If you want to get pregnant, you need to not be taking birth control pills. Then have a lot of sex. Why on earth do you think you need to see a doctor about fertility?

trishabunny

replied on July 13th, 2005

Experienced User

Stop Taking the Pill

Ok first of all you have to stop taking birth control because it stops you from having a baby
and you can buy fertility paels to get fertile and a fertility test to find out when you are fertile then have lotz of sex with your hubbie then go and buy a prgnancy test

good luck

jesticle

replied on July 13th, 2005

Experienced User

There are plenty of other factors to think about as well like smokers may have trouble conceiving if you look it up on the net you'll probably come up with things that will help im no doctor but I do know that 70% of couple trying to activly conceive will in the first 12 months. But if you are really worried i'd speak to your doc. Good luck

Lisa01443

replied on July 14th, 2005

Experienced User

Go to fertilitydays.Com or just go to google and typer in concieve and you will get loads of infgo
good luck
lisa x

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