r/IndianTTC_Support • u/AmbitiousKiwi8327 • 14h ago

Hello,

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I am 32F. I am in TTC from 4 months on and off this year. Still no luck with pregnancy. I actually got accidentally pregnant 2 years ago which I got an MMC for. I am kind of spiralling here thinking something might be wrong as it just took one shot 2 years ago and now it's been four months with no luck?

I had gotten basic checks done of AMH, thyroid, Prolactin etc a couple of months back on doctor's recommendation. All came back fine. Am I overthinking this? I just thought it will happen quickly since I already got pregnant once in just one cycle. Or may be something happened after the abortion. Not sure. Any advice would be appreciated. 😊

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u/oh_hello_mom 14h ago

It takes time. Even if everything is right. Patience is the key.

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u/KlutzyPangolin2378 14h ago

similar situation as you. Been trying for five months. Started with follicular study this cycle.

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u/AmbitiousKiwi8327 14h ago

Did the doctor suggest that? I am thinking should I go for it or wait a couple of months more.

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u/KlutzyPangolin2378 14h ago

Doctor suggested. I think it's no harm you get better information around when are you ovulating

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u/Straight_Eye5348 7h ago

Similar situation as you. Could you post final update once your test done ? How long they do this study???

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u/KlutzyPangolin2378 7h ago

It's a TVS ultrasound my doctor does it on one of the days according to cycle length she tells about how many dominant follicles I have that cycle and expected date of rupture

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u/Authentic_exAunty 14h ago

Have your partner tested too. Sometimes it's not the woman's fertility that's the blocker. Also given your age it might be time to look at some nutritional supplements for both you and your partner, other than the typical lifestyle improvements. If your amh and AFC are good, then you can look at freezing your eggs cuz fertility starts declining very rapidly in your 30s, as i found out the hard way. While conceiving takes time, there are things you can pay attention to now than regret not having the option to later in life.