can i get pregnant?

Question

i have irregular periods.i have facial hair prb can i still get pregnant?trying from 11 months

Answer 1

I am sorry about your diffcultites. I hope all works out for you in the end. I suggest that you go and see a Doc. and see if they have any advice for you on this matter. I know that a lot of Doctors want you to try for longer then 11 months, but it wouldn't hurt to meet with one now and find out more information.

~~~Below I have pasted some information. Hopefully you can find it of some use. Again Good luck to you! :)

Women who are trying to conceive may also want to cut back on their caffeine consumption. Researchers don't really know why or how caffeine delays conception or relates to infertility but it does appear to lower a woman's chances of conceiving, even if she doesn't drink or eat large quantities of it. But dads-to-be should feel free to drink an extra cup: Caffeine may help men by stimulating sperm motility.

Are some sexual positions better than others for conception?



Sadly, no scientific studies have been carried out in this area! But common sense suggests that the "missionary position" (man on top) is one of the best ways to make babies because it allows the deepest penetration and so places sperm right next to the opening of your womb. Another position that may improve your chances (in case you get bored!) is entry from behind, either lying down or with the woman on all fours -- this will also deposit sperm right next to your cervix.




What are the worst sexual positions for conception?



Some experts recommend you avoid having sex while sitting, standing or with the woman on top. These positions defy gravity and may make it harder for the sperm to swim up towards your fallopian tubes.




Do I have to have an orgasm to conceive?



Obviously it's very important for the man to reach orgasm if you are trying for a baby, although sperm can leak out before the point of ejaculation. But now research shows that the female orgasm may play a role, too. It seems the contractions that accompany the female orgasm may help carry sperm further into the womb. (This, of course, assumes that woman reaches orgasm after or at the same time as the man.)

However, do remember that it's really not vital for the woman to reach orgasm after her partner, or even to reach orgasm at all, for you to conceive.

Should I stay lying down afterwards?



Some experts also believe that you can boost your chances of conceiving by staying in bed for up to half an hour after having sex, preferably on your back with your hips raised on a pillow. In theory, this gives the sperm a helping hand because they're not having to swim against gravity on their way up to your fallopian tubes. (This obviously isn't a good idea if you're prone to urinary tract infections and have been advised by your doctor to go to the loo immediately after sex.)

Another trick that some women swear by is lying on your back and "bicycling" in the air with your legs for a few minutes after sex. If nothing else it should give you and your partner a good giggle -- and what could be more conducive to successful baby-making than having fun in bed!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

It's not doubtless that pregnancy symptoms would already be going down.. I realized I was peeing a ton, and ended up being around four weeks. Earlier than falling pregnant i'd consider I was once pregnant, and then i'd noticing all these symptoms that weren't particularly there. Great means is to take a pregnancy scan. Nevertheless, to the women who stated that you'd be throwing up if you happen to had been pregnant.. That isn't authentic. No longer all pregnant women get morning ailment. Just right luck! :)

Answer 4

Most fertility specialists will tell you to try for 2 years with no form of birth control before you go to see them. Try for another 13 months then make an appointment to see a fertility specialist or your own gyno, there are hormone pills they can put you on to make you ovulate and have regular periods but they can cause other health problems which is why they are not the first option offered.

Answer 5

These questions can be best answered by a doctor. You and your husband (or boy friend, or what ever), should go together and see a doctor who specializes in fertility. That doctor can test both of you to see who, if either of you (or both) has a problem. Some problems can be treated, some cannot. But, at least you'll have an answer about what you can and can't do. Good luck.

Answer 6

This is Yahoo! Answers not a magic eight ball. You need to talk to a doctor. Good luck.

Answer 7

well my friend had no periods threw out her 20's and had a voice like a man and she went threw a lot of hormone injections and went to a fertility clinic and now is pregnant. so it worked for her...

oddly she couldn't take care of her cat properly so she gave it away so I have no idea why she thought she was capable of taking care of a kid...

Answer 8

I'm not qualified to answer your question, but I recommend that you visit with a board certified gynecologist. With an examination and a few tests, they will be able to advise you.

Answer 9

i would definatly see a doctor. that is probably the only way u can really find out. have some hormone tests done and then u should be able to find out from the doctor.

i hope u find out whatever it is♥

Answer 10

you may need a hormone treatment your body may need more estrogen..rather than the testosterone it is producing to cause facial hair ...talk to your ob/gyn, to see what options are available.