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Q: Does This Method Work When Trying to Get Prego Help!!

asked by: missy09215 on October 20th, 2006

New User

Hey ladies,

i have a question??...My husband and I really want to have a baby, and have been trying so hard for about a year now! My cycles are very irregular I can go 6 months without a period, if I dont take my bc pills. So! I was reading on this other forum, that if you take your bc pills and miss on the 14th day( which is the day you ovulate) and have intercourse that day you, can get pregnant, is this true??...Have this happen to any of you!! To me it sounds weird..But this lady said it happened to her..3 times, and her cycles are irregular as well!! Help..Has any of you tried this method...???

Thanks. Anxiously waiting :d

Replies(3)

oh_mommy

replied on October 20th, 2006

Supporter

I would just talk to your doctor about getting help having a baby or maybe he can give you some kinda pill to ovulate.. I dont knwo

wr17

replied on October 20th, 2006

Experienced User

I dont know much of anything about ovulation. I would just talk to my doc if I were you. Sorry I couldn't have been more help. Good luck.

Mabel

replied on October 20th, 2006

Moderator

I wouldn't rely on this. It sounds like some hokey thing that maybe worked for someone and now has turned into an old wive's tale.

In what realm would taking birth control pills to prevent ovulation and then not taking them on only one solitary day, work to get you pregnant? If that were the case, there would be millions of women on birth control getting pregnant every month.

Go see your doctor. Get a check up. Find out why your cycles are irregular.

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