Do you think if ttc for 10 months plus something is wrong?

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This is my ninth month trying with regular cycles (avg of 28 days sometimes a few more or a few less) and still nothing. I happen to have my physical booked after month eleven so if no bfp beforehand will bring it up to the dr.

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I thnk that if you know when you ovulate and are 30+ then you should see a doc after 6 months of trying. If younger about a year. Have you been tracking bbt?

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The ASRM recommends that couples under 35 that try for a year go see a doctor. However, I personally am off the belief that if you have been tracking, taking OPKS, and know when you ovulate and time ovulation to sex - then you should know if things are not as they seem even earlier. 

Biggest clues to sub-fertility are cycles that are too short or too long. Other warning signs are bleeding mid-cycle. If you have pcos or endometriosis - that can also affect fertility. If I had any of these I would have spoken to a doctor by 10 months.

Do you think if ttc for 10 months plus something is wrong?

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