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I Am Trying To Get Pregnant. Had IUD And I Havent Had A Period Yet
hello i have just got the iud out a week ago i havent had a period yet and were tryin to get pregant and i have had unprotected sex twice wen will i know if im pregant if i dont know wen i will get my period o and to metion i havent had a period the whole year i had the iud in......please help me with some answers
Thu, 17 Feb 2011
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You havent ovulated in a long time.It will take a few weeks to a few months for your fertility to return.It will take time,but if you want kids just keep trying.You need to get a period first.Just be patient.
You havent ovulated in a long time.It will take a few weeks to a few months for your fertility to return.It will take time,but if you want kids just keep trying.You need to get a period first.Just be patient.
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That would be a rarity because ovulation doesnt occur without periods.
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o ok i have spotted for two days but went away after that i dont know if thats cause of the iud being takin out or what could i still try and take a pregancy test how long should i wait if i want to take one
That could have been withdrawal bleeding.but considering you ovulated around the time you had sex,then wait for at least 2 weeks after you had sex to take the test.
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also my breast have been tender the past couple of days n ive had really bad heaches would it be to early to have symptoms tom will be a week from the day we had unprotected sex im just tryin to make sure its not all in my head
See breast tenderness can be present in pregnancy as well as during certain phases of the cycle.In just one week,usually pregnancy symptoms dont occur so early but i suggest you wait another week and take a test.Headaches usually related to menstrual cycles occur in the premenstrual phase so that too is difficult to isolate so soon.
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