i am going to go see an infertility doctor next month and was wondering what to expect when I go there. The reason I have the appt is that I am always late by a month or sometimes 2 so it is very difficult to determine when I ovalute and being that I am so late I have very few chances to get pregnant in a year. Has anyone been to one of these appts and can let me know what to expect? They said it is a 40 minute appt.
OK, so I want to know why everyone is infertile in the book Handmaid’s tale, and what page I could find a good quote from the book that deals with infertility.
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If so, what hospitals are there that have infertility doctors or infertility specalists in Casablanca? If not where would a woman who is infertile go to seek treatment?
I know I have a problem with my cervical mucus. I know I don’t produce the egg white cervical mucus that I need to get pregnant. The only problem is, I’ve been through 1 LEEP procedure, 3 cryotherapy procedures and now I have to go in for an acid treatment to treat cervical dysplasia. She won’t refer me to an infertility specialist until this clears up, but it doesn’t look like its going to anytime soon. I’m only 24 and my hope for having a baby is rapidly decreasing. Help!
I’m 34 never been pregnant, when should I start testing for infertility?
And what are the first things they test for and first treatments? thanks
To potentially stop "bad" genes from continue?
To control the population?
What?
It happens everywhere in nature, and I was just wondering why, especially in humans, do we have infertility?
I know there are many WAYS to be infertile (LOVE King of the Hill!), but WHY are people (and animals) infertible? What biologically is the reason?
I am going to the doctor Thursday to discuss my infertility problem. I am a little nervous because I’m not sure what to expect. This is an appointment just for me (my husband will be going to a male doctor). So, if anyone could tell me some of the details od what happens, I would greatly appreciate it!
I was on birth control for 5 years and stopped 6 months ago. My husband and I are ready for a baby. I tried one of those online ovulation calendars, but each month, my cycle gets longer and the length of my periods are usually about 10 to 14 days. My parents both had infertility problems and conceived me through in vitro fertilization, so I am worried that it could happen to me. I am only 24, and most of my friends my age have 3 or 4 kids. It seems that if other people my age can have babies so easily, I should be able to as well. I will not have health insurance for a couple more months, so seeing a doctor isn’t an option at this point.
My insurance covers 25000 after my deductible is satisfied (which is about 7,000 on the year)…In any case, I just want to know how far that will get me in infertility treatment. Thanks!