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FionaGuest ·
It just won't work out. I'm 24 years old and I'm in round 6. What can I do?

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  1. Anonymous #2

    You can only go to the GP after a year (at least in the NL). With round 6, there's nothing wrong yet. Of course, if you want to get pregnant, you'd rather do it yesterday than today, but it doesn't happen that fast for everyone unfortunately. So just have a little more patience before you are you using ovulation tests?
  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    Hi dear Chantie, thanks for your message. I do use ovulation tests, yes... But I think it's time; everyone around me is pregnant or on their way.
  3. DreamBaby #4

    Girl, don't give up hope! Even if it feels like it's taking a long time, your dream and wish will come true one day! Because someday you'll carry a baby in your belly!
  4. Anonymous #5

    Sounds weird, but that's because you're thinking about it. When I wanted to get pregnant (and I really want to again for the 2nd time ), I also saw pregnant women everywhere, and suddenly everyone in my family and friend group seemed to be pregnant. I think you notice it more right now. And it just feels awful because you want it so much. I even had some nasty (jealous) thoughts I think it just works that way because the desire is so strong. Hopefully, you'll be pregnant soon, and then you can make everyone around you jealous with your beautiful big belly
  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    Super sweet of you all, and I know that many girls are busy for more than a year, but I'm so terribly afraid that I'll also be busy for a long time, this scares me
  6. DreamBaby #7

    Can you talk to someone about this? Your boyfriend, a friend, GP,..?
    But I completely understand your fear. Hugs!
  7. Anonymous #8

    I understand how you feel I myself took almost 5 years to finally get my little one. But the chance of getting pregnant naturally at your age is quite high if you have a regular cycle/ovulation, so stay positive, girl Try having sex every other day starting at least a week before ovulation, and on the day of ovulation with your man. It should happen soon anyway

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