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Q: 18 And Trying to Get Pregnant

asked by: dymepeice0230 on May 2nd, 2007

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I am an 18 year old female trying to get pregnant. It just wont seem to happen though. I dont know if it is because i have had chlymidia before but i have already gotten rid of it. I go to the doctor to have an annual pap smear when i am suppose to and they tell me that everything is lookin good. so what is the problem. I also do not have any feeling during sex. what could that mean??? please help me..

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Llewellyn

replied on May 2nd, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

How long have you been trying to get pregnant? Sometimes healthy women take a year, or two, or more to conceive. A fertility specialist usually won't even agree to see you until you have been trying for at least one year.

Do you mean that you are numb during sex or that sex just does not feel all that great for you?

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