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491171 tn?1221504625

My husband's PJs

Well I have been TTC noe foe 14 months with a second child and nothing so far.I have regular periods ,been off the patch for 14months,I have used OPK and check for CM...I dont know what could be going on,I also had my thyriods checked. My hubby wears flannel PJs to bed at night...do you think this could be harming anything?
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491171 tn?1221504625
No not yet...my ob gyn says he dont think I should have any problems in fertily knowing I have a child already...But I do worry about the patch BC i was on...have you heard any bad news about them?
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422823 tn?1229736847
I have heard that it is true you dont want your husbands testicles to get too warm, because it can reduce sperm count. I dont know how much of that is an old wives tale, but my philosophy is always "better safe than sorry,"  and it is worth it to give it a try. Although I serisouly doubt that is causing a real problem, maybe ask him to switch to cotton. Then, either way, it wont be nagging on you, leaving you wondering if that is the issue.

I see that you have had yur thyroid checked, have you had other ferility testing? Have you had any other blood work or maybe an HSG?
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