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Q: Whats Wrong?

asked by: Isabel23 on April 15th, 2006

Experienced User

I think there is something wrong with me.. Ive been having unprotected sex for about 2 1/2 years now.... I was only having sex on weekends ( due to school ).... I got pregnant in january ( it ended in a miscariage ) I am worried there is somethign wrong with me....

I like cant get pregnant and the one time I did it ended @ 6 weeks...
My boyfriend says there is nothing wrong.... But I feel like there is. I just dont know what to do anymore... Its like I just wanna stop having sex because I dont wanna be told that there is somethign wrong with me....

Isabel *

Replies(3)

Abbysmom

replied on April 16th, 2006

Experienced User

If you were only having sex on the weekends, you could have easily missed your fertile dates. You can only get pregnant a couple of days each month. You need to figure out when you are ovulating and plan your sex around that day.

Isabel23

replied on April 16th, 2006

Experienced User

Thank you so much for the comment! : )

nnclyn

replied on April 17th, 2006

Experienced User

I agree that having sex only on the weekends means there's a great chance you missed your most fertile days. If for example you are very regular, as I am...I seemd to get my period every 4th thursday. If I had sex just on the weekends...I missed my most fertile days. My most fertile days are 2 weeks before that thursday...And having intercourse on the weekends only..I wouldn't get pregnant either.

If you are serious about wanting to conceive, do yourself a favor and try using an ovulation test kit. It will show you when your own fertile days are!

Good luck to you!

Nancy
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