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Possibly infertile
Hi.
I have a condition where I don't have periods. I take provera every 3 months to have my period. Right before my last pregnancy I had been on provera for 6-9 months before I had 2 consecutive periods and then got pregnant. With both my first 2 sons I had my period 2 months after birth. This time a year later no period and had took take a round of provera. What can I do to increase my chances of fertility and pregnancy for one last child? I rely want to try for a girl.
I have a condition where I don't have periods. I take provera every 3 months to have my period. Right before my last pregnancy I had been on provera for 6-9 months before I had 2 consecutive periods and then got pregnant. With both my first 2 sons I had my period 2 months after birth. This time a year later no period and had took take a round of provera. What can I do to increase my chances of fertility and pregnancy for one last child? I rely want to try for a girl.
Well, in that case, I would ask your doctor about trying clomid or something similar :-) Good luck!
I would not mind multiples. I just say one last time as in after this pregnancy we are taking a break for a few years. :) I actually have always wanted twins. Lol I know I'm weird.
Based on your history of not menstruating on a regular basis, and therefore not ovulating (except for your regular cycles), I would suggest you ask your doctor about an ovulation inducing medication, like clomid, to make sure you ovulate and increase your chances. The only problem with fertility meds is that there is a chance you release more than one egg, and since you're looking for one last child, I'm not sure if you're willing to take the chance of possibly conceiving more than one. Best of luck with everything!
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