You need to see your doctor one on one for detailed discussions and guidance.

Most times, what we think about before we get to sleep comes to us as a dream. When we worry a lot about certain conditions, the thoughts go with us while sleeping too. However, thinking isn't so good for the health, especially of you are TTC, as it is a form of stress which could tamper with with the hormones in your body.
If you will feel the thoughts and dreams are worrisome, please see a counselor. I'm sure he or she would talk things through with you.

It is possible depending on whether one or both tubes are affected. However a bulging indicates that they could be fluid buildup which may cause complications as the pregnancy progresses.

Treatment is important for a possible success rate. It is important to see a gynecologist for diagnosis and management

Please discuss this with your gynecologist, it is necessary diagnosis is accurately done first. Did you do a scan?

Hello Ma'am,

1. Was bromagon prescribed for you by the gynecologist, or did you self medicate?

2. Only your gynecologist can give a possibility percentage on how sure it is that it would work for you.

3. Sometimes different fertility pills are prescribed based on reproductive health conditions, and often which 90% of those who have it prescribed to them taking into consideration their reproductive conditions, works for them.

4. Please kindly see a gynecologist if you have self medicated, and if you have not, kindly see your gynecologist as their might be other prescriptions that best suits your reproductive health.

Sperm or ejaculate leakage from the vagina after sex is normal and is expected. Sperm leakage can actually be a good thing because it means there is enough of the ejaculate.

After semen is released into the vagina, sperm immediately separates from the remaining ejaculate and sperms begin moving into the cervix and up into the uterus for fertilization in the fallopian tubes.

Sperm moves into the tubes within minutes after ejaculation in the vagina

Most women with fibroids will not be infertile. Women with fibroids and their partners should be thoroughly evaluated to find other problems with fertility before fibroids are treated. A fertility specialist can help assess if fibroids might be hampering conception.

Many factors can affect a couple's chances of conceiving, such as your age, your general health, your reproductive health and how often you have sex
Some women become pregnant quickly, while others take longer. This may be upsetting, but it's normal. Most couples will get pregnant within a year if they have regular sex and don't use contraception. But women become less fertile as they get older. One study found that among couples having regular unprotected sex.

90% of couples will conceive within 12 to 18 months of trying.

Infertility is defined as the inability to get pregnant (conceive) after 12 months of frequent, unprotected sex (intercourse), if you are less than 35 years old.
If you are 35 years of age or older, doctors will start evaluating your fertility after six months of unsuccessful attempts at pregnancy. If you are having regular menstrual periods, you are probably ovulating regularly. You need to know that you are the most fertile in the middle of your cycle, between periods. That is when you release an egg. You and your partner should have frequent sex on a number of days in the middle of your cycle. You can use an over-the-counter fertility kit to find out when you are ovulating. You should not use any lubricant, and the standard wisdom is that you should not get up immediately after having sex.

Somewhere around 25% of couples will be pregnant at the end of the first month of trying. About 50% will have conceived in 6 months. Between 85 and 90% of couples will have conceived at the end of a year. Of those that have not conceived, some still will, without any specific help. Many of them will not.

A lot of things can cause a miscarriage, I suggest you see a doctor to have your pelvis checked out.

I understand your frustration but it's just 6 months. Note that Most couples are able to get pregnant within six months to a year. If you're unable to conceive after a full year of trying, it's a good idea to consult a fertility specialist.

Good morning Drs. Have been feeling pain at the lower part of my abdomen, mostly the right side and the two sides of my rib, I also urinate frequently. And get irritated by smell of some food like fish and smell of fuel(petrol) which makes me want to throw up. And aIso head ache.I saw my period last on 7th of this month. What can this be? Though I have plan of going to the hospital next week If it persist. Thanks

I will advise you to do a blood pregnancy test in 7- 14 days to be sure. From your description, you spotted for 2 days before your period flow. If it was pregnancy, the light blood would have probably stopped in 2 days Maximum. I would have argued it was implantation Bleeding. Read more about implantation bleeding online.

How long have you been trying to conceive?

Was it Urine Pregnancy Test or Blood Test? While urine pregnancy tests can accurately detect the presence of hCG, they are qualitative - merely giving a negative or positive result. Most urine tests need a higher level of hCG than a blood test to show a positive result and so may be slower to show a positive result.

It's important to know what is considered normal, so you don't worry if there is no cause for concern. 90% of couples will conceive within 12 to 18 months of trying. If you are 35 years of age or older, doctors will start evaluating your fertility after six months of unsuccessful attempts at pregnancy

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It usually last 1-2 days or less. Though some last up to 3 days but d flow will light and d colour will become more lighter till it stops. It could be dark red or brown or dark and atimes red. But one has to check with her doc to be sure its actually implantation bleeding.