I’m 33yo. My Bf and I have been TTC for 7 months now with only a chemical pregnancy in that time. I’m switching OBGYNs and don’t have my first apt until Feb- considering calling my primary to talk about trouble conceiving or should I just keep trying?

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They usually won’t help too much until it’s been a full year. It took us 13 months to get pregnant and we are only 22

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It can take a healthy couple up to a whole year to conceive! It seems like forever but it’s totally normal.

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Unfortunately doctors don’t consider it trouble conceiving until after 12 months of trying. I’m sorry and I hope you get your BFP soon 🤞🏻 baby dust to you ✨

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Because of your age they may actually take it into consideration and help you. Usually they don’t do anything until you have tried for a full year but I think you have a chance to maybe be seen sooner! Just look around for fertility clinics and read reviews! Just don’t give up(: and or find a good obgyn that you feel you can trust!

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If you chart and do ovulation tests they may go ahead and see you sooner. I went to my dr after month 3 of no ovulation and no periods and they helped me get right in and do testing.

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In the same boat... giving it 3 more months and then going to get help. It does take some couples up to a year or longer but most couples conceive within 6 months of actively trying. Maybe wait it out a bit longer and then go?

I’m 33yo. My Bf and I have been TTC for 7 months now with only a chemical pregnancy in that time. I’m switching OBGYNs and don’t have my first apt until Feb- considering calling my primary to talk about trouble conceiving or should I just keep trying?

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