When should you get help?

Question

husband and I have been ttc for two months. Both months I've been late with bfn. I'm 27, he's 31. I've always been regular with af so now that we're ttc she decides to start acting up. What's with that?! When should you seek help from a dr?

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Two months is a super short time. Doctors normally won't look into infertility until a solid year of trying. Best wishes!

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Stress can delay your period if your worried about getting pregnant that could be it. And after one year of trying

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You could be ovulating later in your cycles than you think, pushing your period 'late'. If you want to be sure of when/if you ovulate, you could try tracking your BBT. Your prolific phase (days before ovulation) can vary in length, but your luteal phase (days after ovulation) will typically stay the same. 
Generally, most Dr's won't investigate fertility until you have been trying for a year. Best of luck to you! xo

When should you get help?

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