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Q: TTC normal semen analysis

asked by: reallywantsababy on July 1st, 2008

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My husband and I have been ttc now for a couple of years i have had alot of tests done. We have one child together and have not used protection since she was 3 years old. I have had alot of test done to see if i have any problems but they all came back that there is nothing wrong my hubby had a semen analysis and that came back to be normal does anyone know what we can do to increase our chances of becoming pregnant i am 32 and so my time clock is ticking

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jewlzpa

replied on July 1st, 2008

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Are you ovulating normally? If not you may try clomid which is a medication that causes ovulation. Try the ovulation kits and be sure to have sex often during the days surrounding ovulation. IF none of that works I would see a fertility specialist and see what other options you have. Good luck!

reallywantsababy

replied on July 7th, 2008

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I was on clomid for 3 months i am having no problems ovulating in fact my levels are great as i said before i have been through all the testing and meds that the docotrs will allow and they all say the same thing i should have no problems getting pregnant.

jewlzpa

replied on July 14th, 2008

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has your husband been tested? Maybe he should have his sperm checked.

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