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Q: Cant Get Pregnant
asked by: lohah on March 21st, 2007
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Hi, me and my partner have been having unprotected sex for 5 years and nothing has happened. I am so worried that one of us or even both of us are infertile. Are there any tests I can do to check? Also, I no you cant get pregnnt unless you are ovulating....this maybe a silly question but how do you no when you are ovulating?!! HELP
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Mabel
replied on March 21st, 2007
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Re: Cant Get Pregnant
lohah wrote:
Hi, me and my partner have been having unprotected sex for 5 years and nothing has happened. I am so worried that one of us or even both of us are infertile. Are there any tests I can do to check? Also, I no you cant get pregnnt unless you are ovulating....this maybe a silly question but how do you no when you are ovulating?!! HELP


If you have been trying to get pregnant for 5 years, it is time to go see your doctor and get checked - both of you.
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Llewellyn
replied on March 21st, 2007
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There are no tests that you can personally do at this point, but a fertility specialist would be able to test you both.

Most women do not know when they are ovulating. You can mark your calendar and figure out when you should be ovulating, but that's never a guarantee. When you "should" ovulate isn't always when you actually do ovulate. You can also monitor your discharge to help you know when you are ovulating.

However, since you have had this much trouble, you should see a fertility specialist either way. He or she would be able to look you both over and see not only if you are capable of conceiving, but also if you might have other health issues that could even make it dangerous for you to conceive.
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