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Having Irregular Period And Not Getting Pregnant. What Treatment Should Be Done?

I am scared that I won t be able to have kids when the time comes, I m not regular with my cycles. Unless i on Birth Control . ( Which I am now) My mom s two older sisters where not able to have kids so it runs in my family. I was with my ex for 3 years, we ha un protected sex a lot while I was not on the pill . Stile never got pregnant. A blessing now but stile it makes me wonder if I m not able to get Pregnant.
Sat, 9 Feb 2013
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Irregular cycles essentially indicate a disturbance in the normal hormonal pattern of the body (HPO-axis) and these maybe caused by a variety of factors, some of which are polycystic ovaries, abnormal thyroid hormone and insulin levels, abnormal weight, stress,use of certain medications and so on. Some situations are familial, but most of them can be treated with modern medicine, so you need not worry at all. See a good infertility specialist who will work up you and your partner for cause and further management. Good luck.
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Having Irregular Period And Not Getting Pregnant. What Treatment Should Be Done?

Hello, Irregular cycles essentially indicate a disturbance in the normal hormonal pattern of the body (HPO-axis) and these maybe caused by a variety of factors, some of which are polycystic ovaries, abnormal thyroid hormone and insulin levels, abnormal weight, stress,use of certain medications and so on. Some situations are familial, but most of them can be treated with modern medicine, so you need not worry at all. See a good infertility specialist who will work up you and your partner for cause and further management. Good luck.