well i have irregular and unovulatory cycle and so i can't get pregnant,what can i do to get pregnant? been married for 8 years.
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I have PCOS and took information on metaformin that I found on the listed site to my dr, and have 3 perfect kids. The last one w/o ANY meds or help, just the old fashioned way. \n I hope this helps.... Let me know if I can help anymore.. tabby417
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Well there is the possibility that you just have an abnormal cycle. Theres many factors to it like wieght,medicines you take,stress and others. It's best to ask a doctor.
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I've had irregular periods since I've started.  There was a time when I would have my period, be off a week or two and have it again. Then I would have a period that would last weeks. (the longest was 8 weeks!!) Anyway I was diagnosed with PCOS (polycyctic ovarian syndrome). It complex, but it deals with a hormone imbalance. Keep track of your cycles and if it continues being irregular like that go to your doctor. (S)he may put you on birth control to regulate your cycle
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Buy an ovulating kit. It works. There are basically only 72 hours a months where you have a really good chance at getting pregnant. Make sure you guys are ready to get busy!
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This happens to lots of ladies, and if you have not had sex, then you are NOT pregnant.  It's just irregular periods, and it is most common when you are young and have only recently started having periods.  Don't worry about it for now.  If you get married and want to start a family, and this is still happening, then you might want to ask your doctor to check things out to make sure you are going to be able to have children without taking extra meds.  \n\nI♥♫→mia☼☺†
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well, there could have been a compatibility problem; you were probably hostile to his sperms.well, it could be that only his sperms have a problem with your ovary.You could try other sperms;)..\nhere is a story that could probably help your spirits! My grandmom had a cousin who did not even menstruate after the first time.So, after she got married, she went to the doc and got an injection and got pregnant..twice.she lived till 75+.Her children have survived and have had children of their own .This was about more than 60 years ago! with today's medical advances, what cannot be achieved?!If she could get pregnant without even menstruating, why can't you!!!!!!!You just need the right medical advice.\nThere are test-tube babies, adoption and many more other options today.If a man leaves you because you couldn't get pregnant, he is not worth staying with!
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Most doctors agree that if you haven't started menstruating by 16 it could be indicative of a problem, like hormones or thyroid issues. Also, if you have an eating disorder or are extremely athletic, or are under a lot of stress you will not cycle. It DOES NOT mean you can't get pregnant. See your Gyn so they can find the issue- and yes, unexpelled endometrial lining can have negative effects. See your doctor soon, but don't freak out- it's common.
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Try to calm down and wait it out. You're probably just a couple of days late. The pains might mean you're about to start. If you still haven't started in a week or so, do a pregnancy test. Remember, though, that you can get pregnant any time during your cycle, not just on certain days. Also, you should really consider using something along with the condom to make sure you don't get pregnant if it breaks again.
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PCOS can make it very difficult for you to get pregnant.  Weight is a major factor, but so are hormones.  It's not impossible, but you need to be prepared to take fertility treatments.  Keep losing the weight and keep trying.  It's not impossible, just difficult.
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OK I HAVE PCOS FOR OVER 7 YEARS NOW AND 10 YEARS AGO I WAS TOLD AFTER I HAD MY DAUGHTER THAT I WOULD NEVER EVER HAVE ANYMORE CHILDREN DUE TO THIS CONDITION. I WANTED ANOTHER CHILD SO VERY BAD.I AM ALSO OVERWEIGHT PARTLY DUE TO THE PCOS AND WITH THIS DISEASE IT IS ALMOST IMMPOSIBLE FOR ME TO LOSE WEIGHT.AS FAR AS PERIODS GO I WOULD HAVE ABOUT 3-4 PERIODS IN A YEAR AND THEY WOULD EITHER BE VERY LIGHT ALMOST NOTHING TO VERY HEAVY.I WAS PUT ON PROVERA TO REGULATE MY PERIODS AND CLOMID FOR FERTILITY FOR ME TO CONCEIVE WITH MY DAUGHTER 11 YEARS AGO. DECEMBER OF LAST YEAR I THOUGHT I HAD OVARIAN CANCER AND WENT TO THE DOCTOR AND FOUND OUT THAT I WAS 6 MONTHS PREGNANT AFTER BEING TOLD FOR 10 YEARS I WOULD NEVER HAVE ANYMORE BABIES. THE ONLY THING THAT I GIVE CREDIT TO FOR GETTING PREGNANT THIS TIME IS THE LORD ABOVE. I PRAYED SO VERY HARD TO HIM AND ASKED HIM WHAT HIS WILL FOR MY LIFE IS AND WHATEVER IT WAS I WOULD GLADLY FOLLOW. WELL 6 MONTHS LATER I BECAME PREGNANT AND JUST HAD A BEAUTIFUL BABY GIRL MARCH 6TH GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS AND DON'T GIVE UP HOPE
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I used to have very irregular periods.  I had maybe 4 periods a year.  If that.  I thought  it was awesome but my mom (who had 17 periods a year didn't), so she put me on birth control.  \n\nI know bc pills can be a witch, but your irregular periods can be caused by unusual hormone levels which are treated with hormones.  It isn't that bad taking 1 pill a day.  Plus, if you go to a family planning program, they'll cover your perscription.\n\nI do think you should go to the doctor and just check and make sure everything is alright.  I went off bc awhile ago.  At first I had some periods but then there was nothing.  For six months.  I went in and was diagnosed with PCOS.  I will now be on bc pills for an indfinate time and may not be able to conceive without the use of fertility drugs.\n\nJust go in and make sure everything is in working order.
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I have all the conditions you have.  I have been married/together with my husband and had 11 years of unprotected sex, and never did get pregnant.  \n\nThey told me that Metformin (Glucophage) could help reverse some of the damage that we 'insulin resistant' PCOS patients are.  I have started having periods again, although still highly irregular, but at least now I am having them now and again.  \n\nI'm nearly 41 and started having intermittent periods at abo0ut 38.  /shrug\n\nThey told me Clomid would also need to be taken by me, if I had ever wished to conceive.  I decided against having children with the 'health issues' I already had, and then a heart attack at 36 -- so, that ended my choice for a child, and while I am sad about it, I know for sure that I made the right choice for me.  \n\nI wish you the best, and if you wish to have a baby, please do this earlier than later as the older you get the harder it becomes.  Before 30 for sure!  Good Luck and I wish you the best :)
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You may be having a kind of hormonal disbalance...Have a checkup done by a gyn or an endocrinologist.\n\nOnce the problem is detected and solved, I don't think you will have troubles to have children
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Are you using a different type of birth control? How old are you? Have you had unprotected sex?\nThese answers would have been helpful. Continue getting pregnancy tests if your period doesn't come.\nThat happened to me and I miscarried. The pregnancy tests were negative, but it was a very early pregnancy.\nIf you don't want to get pregnant, find a birth control and definitely use condoms.
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have sex!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nseriously it can take a while to get pregnant took me 18 months with my first\n\nbeing overweight can make it a little harder\n\njust try to stay healthy  and make love in the middle of your cycle\n\nrelax sometimes getting anxious over it stop you getting pregnant\nI went to my doctor after a year of trying she did test found nothing and as soon  she refered me to a specialist for further tests i stopped trying so hard believing i may have a problem. \nAs soon as the appointment came through I got pregnant.\n\ngive another 5 months if you are still not pregnant have a chat to your doctor\n\nGood luck
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Maybe you could find a surrogate to have the baby, using your eggs and his sperm.  Good Luck!
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You could have cysts in your ovaries, that's what I have, I've been having irregular periods every since I fist started, and I went to the gynecologist and I found out that I have cysts, but if you do have cysts you can have surgery to take them off, and you can have babies just fine!!! I've been taking birth control pills to regulate my period for 2 years as a treatment and they haven't worked at all, but I'm too young to have surgery(I'm almost 16), so I have to live with pain for a very long time!!! I would recomend that you go with your gyneacologist and get checked to see what's wrong!!!