Fertility
Round 11
eliseGuest ·
Dear ladies,
I'm starting to worry a lot because I just can't seem to get pregnant?
I wonder if you also think it's taking a long time in my case,
I'm 24 years old, quit smoking in the second round, haven't used the pill in recent years, I use ovulation tests, and yet it's not working? I'm in round eleven and really afraid it won't work?!
Anyone who would like to think along?
Love, xxx Elise
I'm starting to worry a lot because I just can't seem to get pregnant?
I wonder if you also think it's taking a long time in my case,
I'm 24 years old, quit smoking in the second round, haven't used the pill in recent years, I use ovulation tests, and yet it's not working? I'm in round eleven and really afraid it won't work?!
Anyone who would like to think along?
Love, xxx Elise
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Elise Guest #2
All tips are welcome! -
lillyyy #3
Hey Elise,
I totally get why you're worried. I'm in round 8 myself. Maybe already in round 9 today or tomorrow! For most people, it takes 6 months to a year. After a year, the gynecologist can check if there's a problem or not. I wish you lots of success and a positive test soon! -
Jenny00 #4
Hi Elise,
I'm in round 10 here after a miscarriage. So I know how you feel..
The only thing I can advise you is to make an appointment with your GP if you feel uncertain. Clearly state what you'd like from him/her (I'm not so good at that myself, which is why I have to go back again..)
For example, have them examine the sperm or do an ultrasound to check your ovaries and uterus.
They probably won't do anything right away, but who knows, it might put your mind at ease.
And as lillyyy also says, sometimes it just takes a bit longer. There doesn't have to be anything wrong.
Good luck!
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