How long have you been trying?

Question

This is my 7th month getting my period since being off birth control. The last 3 month's we have really tried and had sex every fertile day plus some. I'm starting to get very discouraged. I have not tried taking my temp or ovulation strips yet, but am ready to start tying that. What worked for you?

Answer

Me and my fiance were trying for about 7/8 months. I am now 18 weeks and 3 days pregnant :) could not believe it when I finally got a positive test! I actually stopped thinking about how much I wanted a baby and that seemed to help me get pregnant. If you think about it too much it's less likely to happen! Just don't think about it and it will happen at the right time :) good luck :) x

Answer

I have stop trying had three miscarriages and decided to foster to adopted thru the state and if we get preg that's good but I don't  worry about trying to get preg I just enjoy haveing the sex !

Answer

I had charted starting last Sept. Jan we decided to start trying and I got pregnant that month and mc at 7w. Then I had 2 months of no ovulation (anovulation) then it took 2 month while ovulating to get pregnant. There's nothing wrong with being excited to get pregnant but I agree don't worry or stress.

Answer

On average it can take a year or two to get pregnant when actively trying ..... Are you sure you are ovulating normally? Try tracking your ovulation to make sure .... And also don't put so much pressure on it ... A lot of articles I read about getting pregnant said the best way was to have sex every other day the week before ovulation.

Answer

Temp taking, to help figure out when exactly I ovulate. I also only fall pregnant when I'm not doing anything like opks or temping. Just no stress.

How long have you been trying?

Let's Glow!

The Top Baby Tracker App: Embrace New Beginnings with Tender Care

The Top Fertility Tracker App: Your Path to Achieving Pregnancy

The Top Pregnancy App: Nurturing Your Journey to Motherhood

The Top Period Tracker for Empowering Your Menstrual Health Journey