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Q: Unable to get pregnant at 17

asked by: xjadex on October 28th, 2009

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I'm 17 and been with my boyfriend for nearly three years.We both have full time jobs,financially stable and have our own house.We have spoken about having a baby together and have been trying to get pregnant for 11 months.I am at an age where i should be my most fertile, could there be something wrong with one of us?

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ajudson9

replied on November 4th, 2009

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First of all, hunny you are young take time out to enjoy as much as you can with your Boyfriend. But if you feel the 2 of you are ready try some fertilaid pills.. you can go to their website. DONT have sex everyday everyother day and elevate your hips on a pillow for 30 minutes after sex. Dont have sex the same time even it out. Also buy an obvulation tracker at walmsrt or w/e and use it to find out when your obvulating...
Happy Humping!!!
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