Trying to Conceive: 6 Months, Still Trying Community
It’s been six months since you started trying and you’re still not pregnant. ... more
I am 32 yrs old & my husband & I have been trying for 3 months. I know I should be too concerned now but I can't help it. I was pregnant before in 2001, had an abortion & took the morning after pills a few times. Not sure if that plays a role in why I'm having trouble. I've been to my obgyn & my primary care physician & both say I'm a health woman. I've recently gotten the hormone test & everything came back fine. I've been off the pills since January & every months since we've tried I get my period like clock work. I've even started to track my periods. My cycle came on the 27th day in March, 26th day in April & on the 28th day in May. I even get pains in my side around the time I ovulate. Should I be worried? Should I get additional test?
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