W/O going to a doctor.. could I be infertile??

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I’ve gotten pregnant before but had to get a abortion two years ago (rape don’t judge) my current bf and I been together since April 2017 and in February this year, since a few days before ovulation til the day before my period, my bf was cumming inside me everryyy day sometimes more than once and I never got pregnant 🤷🏻‍♀️ I was so surprised I wasn’t I didn’t have extra stress or any problems. Is this just something that happens or should I go to the doctor and check? 
I don’t use condoms, have a shot, take Bc, have a uid, etc
Edit: this is not the first month trying, I’m not trying or preventing I’m letting everything come natural and ready for any outcome. I’m just like wow some people only takes one day and we did it 20+ days and nothing lol thank you guys tho
FORGOT TO MENTION IM 19 1/2

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After only trying for two months, I would not say you’re infertile. If you’ve been trying for over a year, then I’d see a doctor.

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Most women don’t get pregnant on the first month trying.. it’s not uncommon for totally healthy and fertile couples to take anywhere from 6months to a year to conceive successfully. 
If you’d like a higher chance of it happening sooner, track your ovulation using an app and ovulation tests!

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Perfectly healthy couples can take a year to conceive. You're not infertile.

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A woman’s fertility starts to gradually decline around age 27 and drops off dramatically after age 35. Women in their twenties have a 20 to 25 percent chance of pregnancy each month. At 30, the chance of becoming pregnant in a given month drops to around 15 percent and by 35, the likelihood is less than 10 percent in a given month. 
women under age 30 try to conceive for 12 months before seeking treatment, and that women over age 30 try for six months before seeking help from a fertility specialist
However, a new study shows that the majority of women who have not conceived in six months are not likely to conceive by simply trying for another six months. By the end of six months, 56 percent of participants were pregnant. By the end of 12 months, 8 percent were pregnant. Only 15 percent of women got pregnant by trying to conceive for an additional six months. If you have been trying for six months, no matter what your age, it could not hurt to check-in with your OB or a reproductive endocrinologist.
(https://www.thebump.com/a/fertility)

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Maybe it’s your boyfriend who is infertile

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Give it a bit more time, they recommend getting checked after a year of no success. Took my husband and I 5 months

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Have you had your mans sperm checked?  You’ve been preg in the past, so you know yu can atleast get to that point.

W/O going to a doctor.. could I be infertile??

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