I'm taking Dostinex,what is my percentage of become pregnant? Or what can do?
471987
I love this question!  I read in RedBook that swallowing after oral sex can help you conceive.  I know you are probably skeptical, but...  The article was written by a female OBGYN.  The idea is to help you body get accustomed to your husband's sperm.  Your body treats sperm like any other foreign substance in the body and will attack it.  By ingesting the sperm your body may be less likely to attack it thereby increasing your chances of conception.  Tell your husband he can thank me later.  As far as I am concerned that is the finest article ever published in a women's magazine.  I should have stolen it when I had the chance!
1126523
the only 100% positive birth control...is for her to do the "BIG GULP".....no way to get prego that way!!!!!!!!!
221891
Go to a Doctor's office, I'm sure they give you some pamplets to read or a website to research.  Good luck to you!  It's a lot of health risk involved for women (and the baby) getting pregnant over the age of 35.
433153
Early menopause would be my first guess.  I've heard that this can happen to women as early as in their 20's.  But if your doctor's do not know...I do not really know.  Are you on the pill?  Is it too strong?  There can be many factors.  But if you are active, keep yourself protected, you still may get pregnant.
713766
My Mom had that and she said that it was just a pill the she had to swallow. As far as having children you need to talk to your doctor and don't be afraid to ask him questions, that is what they are there for.
1009222
Are you sure you could be pregnant?  I have felt the same way you have before when i was taking the pill and it was due to the pill being too strong for me.  The Patch might be to strong of a dose for you. \nI have also been on the Patch, but i had to stop after a few months of using it, due to me being allergic to it, i was breaking out in a red rash only where i put the Patch.  The doctor told me that i might be allergic to the adhesive in the Patch.  I loved it while it lasted, it was so convenient.  \nYou might also want to do some other research into the Patch, I believe some women have been getting very ill with the Patch.  Ask your Doctor
1011751
Do not give up hope!!!\n\nI too diagnosed in 1997... and after 9 years of trying we finally conceived using clomid. 500mg   "2 50mg pills a day for 5 days!"\n\nHad  a healthy baby girl in 2002.\nAnd Praise the Lord we had our 2nd baby girl 2005.  She just turned one!!!  And she was a surprise!!!! NO fertility meds used!!!\n\nSo it took a while & it's hard to wait but it was worth it all!!!!\n\nGood Luck & God Bless!!!
450382
Find out when your ovulating,and have intercourse 3-4 time's a week,anything less and you could be missing the day your most fertile,anything more and it weakens the sperm. dont smoke,drink alcohol(either of you),no tight pants,or underwear,and that goes for both of you as well,are you healthy,do you both eat right? There could be a number of things,but if after a year of trying with no success,then you both need to go in,and they will check him first because it's simpler and less costly,if he is fine,then you will go through test's as well,and if both test's come back fine,they will then send you to a fertility specialist,and the first thing they will do is have you find out when you ovulate for sure and have you go by that for a while and if that doesn't work,you will then be on fertility drug's,and the drugs will be raised in dose as time goes by,but beware,the higher the dose,the more multiples you could have. I've been through every step of this,and after two year's,gave up and stopped the drugs,and a year later,we were pregnant! Hope this helped a little :)
919544
You should be okay if you've been taking it consistantly. You took it as soon as you remembered. If you don't get your period this month, take a pregnancy test anyways. Birth control does NOT harm early pregnancy or cause abortions so, if you do find yourself pregnant and do decide to continue the pregnancy you do not have to worry about taking the pills without knowing you were pregnant. Also, if you find yourself continuing to forget your pill, perhaps because of your busy schedule. You should see your doctor about other forms of hormonal birth contorl such as the Ortho-evra patch, the Nuva Ring or the Depo-provera shot. Good luck!
988531
I've been on it for a long time and have few side effects.  I am always very tired, but I've been that way my whole life, so didn't contribute it to the patch.  But I do notice excess weight in my tummy area that I can't get rid of, even though I work out four times a week and the muscles under the fat are hard as a rock.  I think that it may have fewer side effects than some forms of birth control, but like them all, it has some, and they are evil.  I'm making my man get a vasectomy because I'm so tired of dealing with it.  I'm sure we all are.
580312
I had both, it isn't anything to mess with, during child bearing years the way I got PG was to have laroscopie's (spelling?) I have had three and three pregnancies we did loose a child in the middle but the other two are healthy and well one is 22 and one will be 14. I belive my problem was enhanced by a tipped uretus. Not a comfortible condition at all. Consult a PHY and get regular check ups they may want to lazer them open to keep you from getting sists(spelling?) as well. I am now 47 still have all my parts that they wanted to removed before my 25th birthday. If you stay healthy other ways your insides will follow. I was fine for years but now that I am in Menapause I am in need of the ovary surgery, no need to remove everything though. Unless you have that kind of cancer in your family or have shot drugs to put those free agents into your body, you should be fine. A good PMS medicine and some Aleve will do the trick at the worse of times. I am not a doctor but have had my share of operation, at this point, I only want one more trip, I am ready to not be a total woman. This lasts to long to suit me. lol!
915162
The best thing is to see a doctor. However, I had a very similar experience. My doctor watched me and everything worked it self out. His belief was that recovering from being pregnant giving birth, and starting the pill was a bit of an overload causing confusion for my body. Best wishes to your sister.
741309
Those anti-depressants can really affect libido and ability to achieve orgasm.  Your doctor may be able to add a small dose of wellbutrin to help that side effect.  I don't think it will necessarily affect your chance of getting pregnant though.
29837
You need to see a fertility specialist to verify that you can, in fact, get pregnant.  Most health insurance covers this work.\n\nDon't take drugs without a doctor's OK; you might be doing more harm than good.
248027
I am on a Chemical DNC for the same problem you have and its going great for me I have no side effects from the meds its helping me get back to normal again as well. I take Medroxyprogesterone its a drug that is the same as Provera you can get pregnant on this stuff adn it helps you regulate as well. I went to planned Parenthood for my problem so I would think where you are you can get the same thing. You may be proscibed a different solution then mine.
641026
Was this just last month? And did you get periods before you started taking it? And If you were sexually active in that one month have you taken a pregnancy test? One month usually doesn't do the trick for protecting yourself from pregnancy...Good luck.
149730
Okay, here's the scoop. (Unless you are over 35, at which point go put your feet in the stirrups)\n\nAlmost anything can have an affect on the pill dosage. Antibiotics, too much alcohol, stress, dieting, etc... It sounds to me as if your body may have acclimated to the level of hormones and is on the verge of being confused as to if it's enough or not enough.. The Gyn will likely tell you to go through the cycle, and if you continue spotting give you 2-3 months of the next higher dose, ( after doing a prenancy test) to see if that will regulate the system.\n\nDon't panic. Give your gyn a call, see if he/she can call you back ( you just want to ask a question after all ) see what he/she says. Have your pharmacy phone number with you, so she can call in a different type of pill right away, if she decides to.