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Q: Fertility
asked by: katelyn on January 10th, 2004
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Every once in awhile I have pelvic pain and I ve only had one child does this mean I am not fertile? My husband says I should have been pregnant more then this is this true? I m 23 and very confused and upset. Is there a test that I can take at home?
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purple333
replied on January 13th, 2004
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Your husband needs his head examined! When did he get his medical degree?? You can both be perfectly healthy & fertile & not fall pregnant, or he could have a low sperm count & you were just lucky once!!!!

You're 23 & if you're this uptight about only having been pregnant once it may be that it's that(being uptight) that's stopping you falling again, especially with a husband who shows such a lack of consideration & knowledge of the real world & how things do & do not happen. What does he think you are a rabbit??

Women can only fall pregnant if the man does his part right (that includes having a reasonable sperm count & him relaxing you) & if they (the woman) relax & stop worrying.

But it seems like the best thing would be for you both (yes him too) go & get checked, although my dr would laugh you out of her surgery, especially if it's not that long since your first child.
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