has anyone??? went to the doctors after a year ....and wat can they do for me or give me thats gonna help....i want a…

thanks hun:)

Don't give up. And try not to compare yourself to other women. I know it's hard (we've all been there)

I'm not going to tell you the same thing that you have prob. heard, over and over like: if you stop trying it will just happen

--I personally feel like those types of comments a condescending.

But I will say just try and stay positive. Don't be so down on yourself, and just know we are here if you need the proverbial shoulder to cry on.

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i no thanksss....af due tomorrow took a test yeaturday bfn

Don't assume that, I have been ttc 5 years and I haven't given up

i feel if i was able to have a baby i would had one already guess something is wrong wit me:/

7months its hard cuz my husbands brother had a baby 7months ago and now ther expecting another baby like why is it not going right for me

how long have you been ttc?

thankss...i wish i can just get pregnant

If you go to gyn and tests are normal and you have been ttc at least a year they may prescribe Clomid for anovulation or for weak lh surge. I was referred to an RE (ttc 5 yrs) and I had all atandard blood work. Next is the hsg where they make sure tubes aren't blockef, no fibroids or lesions, and in my case looking for uterine abnormalities (I have a bu)

i live in ohio

Where are you?it so depends on the country,and in the country, it depends on the area. They'll ask you questions, do blood tests, then refer you to specialist, maybe laparoscopy,scans etc...

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thank u soo much so ur saying pills they gave u didnt even help either ugh life sucks at fairness

Hey there!

They can do a few things for you. They will first make sure your cycles are regular, and get the medical history blah, blah, blah.

One of the first things they may try is clomed (I think that's spelled right) -or something like it. They may also run a dye through your tubes to make sure they are not blocked.

I'm not sure at what point they suggest IVF and such. My personal experience: I have stage 3 endo and been trying for almost 3 years now. I am now starting the whole process with an infertility specialist.

I totally understand wanting a baby so bad, you can taste it, but keep faith (easier said than done) and know we are all here to support you where we can. ?

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