New comments on 'do most woman ovulate on time after a chemical pregnancy?'

New comment from LaurieH

Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:46:24 -0500

well, I am just going to wait. I am still young 23years old and my DH is 26years old. We both said if nothing by the time its been 2 years than we'll go seek fertility help. But we both really want to try on our own for a little longer. But I do appreciate your help. I really do. =) I wish you all the luck too! I did notice that I am ovulating on time from after my Chemical Pregnancy and glad about that, so we'll see what this month brings. Last month was the first time I used an OPK and I fell pregnant right away and I am hoping that I was just off all those months. Because it would be alot easier than to time my ovulation & do the baby dance and become pregnant just as fast as I did last month using the OPK! But best of luck to you sweetie! Laurie

LaurieH

New comment from angelfish

Sat, 19 Jul 2008 03:50:08 -0500

Hi Laurie I so understand about the cost factor. However a big correction needs to said on the time to visit a RE if under 35 is 1 yr if no success for a ttc couple. Also with some cases that has been on this site Dr. Q have advised couples to seek help when ttc for 10mths to 11mths if under 35. If over 35 it's 6mths and even older like me 37 and up asap.

You can request certain meds from your current dr and maybe they will monitor your case. Yes I do agree there are loads of American and Foreign children of all ages and backgrounds that need a loving home. I wish you the best of luck and ***babydust*** and keep us posted on your journey.

angelfish

New comment from LaurieH

Fri, 18 Jul 2008 18:36:18 -0500

they say a year to a year and a half for a healhty couple to get pregnant, so I am not too worried yet. I cant afford that. My insurance doesnt cover "IN-fertility" and well, I will just have to let time tell other wise if we cant get pregnant there are plenty of american babies that need good homes. So I am keeping a positive out look but I really want a baby of our own.. But time will tell... God truley has a reason for everything, I do indeed believe...

LaurieH

New comment from angelfish

Fri, 18 Jul 2008 11:10:23 -0500

It's time to make to a RE (fertility specialist)..they are a higher level of gyn. Plus they will watch you much better and take aggresive measures to help you get preggo. Plus it's time for the dh to get checked. Keep me posted!!!!

angelfish

New comment from LaurieH

Fri, 18 Jul 2008 10:13:37 -0500

no we havent. I have been checked and nothing wrong. We have gotten pregnant but lost it, so atleast I know I can get pregnant. Just the timing wasnt right, I guess. =(

LaurieH

New comment from angelfish

Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:35:22 -0500

thank you dear....have you and your dh seen a RE but ttc issues...sending you some ***babydust***

angelfish

New comment from LaurieH

Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:33:34 -0500

angelfish- oh I am so sorry about your losses. Its so hard, but I am glad to hear that its normal and okay to start right away. last month was my first month using OPK's and I got pregnant right away. So I am hoping that this will work for me again right away.. I was trying for 14 months now 15 months with my husband and I's first!

LaurieH

New comment from angelfish

Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:32:03 -0500

Hi Laurie! I'm so sorry for your loss. To answer your question yes you can and that is normal. I had 2 chemicals with a total of 4 miscarriages so far and it's ok.

angelfish

do most woman ovulate on time after a chemical pregnancy?

Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:25:14 -0500

just asking, because I had a chemical pregnancy early this month and I am right on schedule with my ovulation.. I tested today and I am fertile! whoo hooo! lol (tmi, sorry) but I just want this little bundle of joy more than anything. But I wanted to know if you always will ovulate after something like this or it just depends on the woman?! and is it bad to get pregnant RIGHT after a chemical pregnancy or M/C? thanks ladies!!!

*laurie*

LaurieH