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Q: Getting Pregnant
asked by: helen_wong83 on December 6th, 2006
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We have tried to conceive since last nine months but I still could not get pregnant. My period is regular but sometime is come within 3 weeks. We have aur sex about 20 times per month.
Before this, there is a lot of discharge which is transparent liquid from my vagine. About more than one year after that, the discharge became white yellowish in dolor and slowly reduce.
Do I have problem? Am I normal. Please recommend on how to get me pregnant. Rolling Eyes
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foxy
replied on December 6th, 2006
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It sounds like at one point you had ew cervical mucus, but now judging from the change in color and texture it seem like you are now dealing with hostile cm...Meaning it is either killing the sperm or making it difficult for the sperm to travel into the cervix. You should go to your doctor and tell him all of this because this change could have been caused by a change in your diet which is a quick fix, or it could be a change in your hormones or you could have an infection which needs to be treated.

Also on average it takes a healthy couple 6 - 12 months to conceive and normally a doctor won't becaome concerned until after that time.

You also said that sometimes af comes as early as 3 weeks, have you done any charting or used opk to figure out when you are ovulating? Because you may either have a short cycle or you may have a short leutal phase, our you may just be bding at the wrong time.


Its soooo much factors that comes into play when ttc, which includes timing..... Its hard to pin point one factor as the issue and then again there may not be a problem at all.

But you do need to see your doctor because such a drastic change in your cervical mucus should be checked out..
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helen_wong83
replied on December 7th, 2006
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I have my medical check up last few months and there is an existence of leucocytic (white blood cells) in my cervical mucus. Is that kill the sperm? Then, what is the treatment. How to fix it and how long does it take?
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foxy
replied on December 7th, 2006
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helen_wong83 wrote:
i have my medical check up last few months and there is an existence of leucocytic (white blood cells) in my cervical mucus. Is that kill the sperm? Then, what is the treatment. How to fix it and how long does it take?


all these questions about treatment etc. You will have to ask your doctor.
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