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Re: ally want to be pregnantFrom: Lynn D. Montgomery, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 5 Jul 2000 17:13:19 -0500 (CDT)
At Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Lauren wrote: > >Hi ! My husband and I have been trying to get conceive for about 7 >months. I am 37 years old and he is 42. I have been plotting my BBT as >well as using ovulation kit testers. My temperature is so eratic every >month. When the ovulation kit said I was ovulating in June, my temp was >high and stayed that way throughout the ovulation and didn't come down >until my ovulation had ended so there was no low point to high point as >it should be. After ovulation, my temp went way down and stayed there >for a week and a half. Then, my temperature skyrocketed right up until >I got my period which was almost two weeks late (I went to day 43 of my >31-33 day cycle) and it is still high. According to the BT literature, >it should've gone down when I got my period. I am so confused. Not to >mention all the symptoms of pregnancy I have been having every month. >When should we start thinking about fertility, siemen analysis, etc.? My >husband smokes and intakes a lot of caffeine. Could this be a problem? >Please let me know what you think. THANKS ! > >-- >Lauren > Lauren, Normally, physicians would like a couple to try for at least a year before doing any testing. Given your age of 37, it wouldn't hurt to pack up your temp charts and see a physician about getting pregnant at this point. The temp charts will be of assistance to the physician The smoking could affect your husbands counts... Lynn
-- Lynn D. Montgomery, MD Director, Maternal-Fetal Medicine Rocky Mountain Perinatal Center Missoula, Montana
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