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I think if you’ve been trying for a year with no luck you should see a fertility specialist? I have never been pregnant though, so this is just something I’ve heard. Getting pregnant at age 30-35 really doesn’t have that much worse odds than 25-30 so not sure it’s necessary to scare young women into starting families earlier than when they feel ready.
Yeah the fertility starts decreasing at 32, but slowly at first so generally it’s fine until 35-37 if there are no other issues. Perhaps seeing a fertility doctor earlier might help with the risk of something else being wrong later? (I don’t have an answer to that, just a thought)
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I’m thinking of you, OP.
We had very difficult times with having our kids (getting pregnant and miscarriages) and it was really tough for both my wife and for me. Way tougher than work for me & that’s with my wife bearing the emotional brunt of it more than I did.
Three things that I think helped us:
1) Therapy
2) Knowing that you aren’t alone and that more people than you know have faced these struggles.
3) Remembering that the kid(s) you one day have are biologically not the ones you ever could have had in your 20s. It’s not like we could have had our kids when we were younger. We would have had different kids then. And we’re really attached to ours!
Totally agree. In the same boat. Trying after my miscarriage and since then I try to not overly stress myself at work because I think you need to be in a good state of mind in order to get pregnant. And also trying to not over late every night so my husband feels neglected
You are not that old! There are lots of options. I waited a long time to see a RE because of work/career and wanting to be more financially stable. I’m 38, and after trying for 8 years we went through IVF and the first round was successful.
Try the kamasutra. Better than any medical or pharmaceutical options. Over 1 billion or if you add the neighbors 1.4 billion success stories.
Yea we had it at 27 and 30. Was a very smooth experience. Earlier the better. All the best OP. Others planning - plan earlier