i have married since 12 years but  i have no child yet , i went many times to doctors but without any result?
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Please try Dr. Richard Schulze--he had many infertile women come to his underground clinic before he was shut down ..he said almost all got prenant..he recommends in his index the following for infertility---female formula, 5 day cleanse and detox program..call 1-800-herbdoc and request his free, huge catalog full of information in addition to his catalog of products and also ask to receive his free newsletter...thee catalog will explain how to do the above and the prices of formulas...you can also buy bulk  herbs and make your own tinctures at 1/10th the cost of commercial tinctures...they won't be as strong as Dr. Schulze who uses 99.9% organic/ wild-crafted herbs, but I generally make my own with good results,but use his for optimal results.  Your must change you lifestyle and diet to an extremely healthy one and often this overcomes infertility.  Search the Internet for how to make herbal tinctures..it is simple.  Good luck!
607343
My first reaction was talk with a doctor about all of it, get checked regularly by your doctor.\n\nBut then I thought, heck you exist and apparently there many people in your family, so the odds of you being able to finish school and have kids afterwords seem to be in your favor.\n\nGood Luck with school and family, seriously a doctor can give you much better advice than anyone here can.
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You can always go to a doctor to get tested, but when it first comes back is all up to your body.  Some women don't get their cycle for a year after they have a baby, even if they aren't breast feeding.  If there is a risk though of pregnancy, talk to your doctor.  My friend was 9 months before getting her cycle, and she was way past breast feeding.  Good luck! :)
595687
You start going to your family doctor with your child.\n\nOr go to see a paediatrician when referred by your doctor..
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The clinic should be able to perform the tests you need. I read your other questions and I think that your OBGYN should offer you a referral to see someone in internal medicine. Talk to your doctor and see what they suggest. If you have had 10 pregnancy tests,all neg. and you are still having problems,it is time to see someone else and get this resolved. It could be something as simple as your ovulation cycle is off,but your Gyno should have caught this by now,if this were the case.\n\nMedicaid should pay for anything you have done,but check with the clinic you are going to just to double check,as this varies state to state.
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finding out this new information is a huge blow.  first off, im very sorry.  its hard to find out your unable to have children.  in regards to this issue, don't get tooo down about it (i know, easier said than done) but, consider other options.  you could always adopt or find a surrogate mother... there are always options if you decide you do want to have a family.  you may want to speak with a campus counselor about this issue.\n\nas far as med school goes, i would imagine that doctors (of all people) should understand where your at.  you have to take care of yourself first, that is most important.  if your mind is wandering thinking of children instead of paying attention to class, it could potentially make you make a huge mistake on a patient later on, maybe even a fatal one.  \n\ntalk to your finance.  afterall, if you plan to marry and be together forever, one doctors salary should be more than enough to support you and yours... regardless of whether or not you choose to finsih your degree.\n\nmost imporantly, you must, above all else, do whats best for YOU!\n\ngood luck... your in my prayers :)
741498
talk to a doctor, he/she will take a history and do a physical and then determine if any test need to be done, good luck
782565
hiya!! just dealt with the same problem at home...if you contact birth deaths and marriages,for a small fee you can get a copy of your original birth certificate!! good luck
721510
I am 34 and I have pcos I have 3 children and I did not seek a dr for help.I just kept a really good calender of my periods,when I started,how long it lasted and I kept record of my temperature,I took my temp every morning before getting out of bed,before you ovulate you will notice a change in temp,It took me almost a year to get pregnant with my 2nd child and it took me 3 months with my last.don't give up,you are still young just keep a good record and if you should have to go see a fertility dr take your records with you but I would at least keep a record for 3 months to develope a pattern and allow at least 8 months of trying to become pregnant before seeking help.\nHope this helps you and I wish you Luck.
526290
Yes I was diagnosed back in the late 90s but I have been pregnant 3x since then. I have not given birth but that is also because I have a rare blood type they didnt tell me about and my body rejected the babies
57181
you probily have a tumor, or cyst. you should have it checked out, it could prevent you from having children in the future. go get a second opinion from another doctor.
103385
love please check your doctor,if you don't have one find one urgently,it is very serious.
1106814
You might be going through menopause.  If you aren't having any period at all that means you aren't ovulating, so I would think that you getting pregnant wouldn't be an option.  You should talk to your obgyn and ask her just to be sure - and she could probably better tell you if you are going through menopause or if you might be having some chemical imbalance that is causing you to have irregular periods.
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It is very important for a woman to have a yearly physical exam beginning when they turn 18.  I was scared my first time when I went at 18.  I am now 47.  It is not my favorite thing to go in for my yearly physical, but I do it anyway.  It is important to find a doctor you are comfortable with since they will be checking you in your most private areas.  I have a wonderful woman doctor who is so kind and gentle.  She explains everything she is doing and let's me know ahead of time what she is going to do and what I will feel.  She also sits and talks with me first before the exam.  Early detection of any disease has a greater chance of being successfully treated.  A yearly physical with a gynecologist or a family practitioner (that's who I go to) helps detect or prevent possible problems.  Call today and make the appointment.  It'll be OK and you'll be glad you did.  Tell the nurse and the doctor that it is your first yearly exam and I am sure they will be glad to help you through it.  If not, go to a different doctor.
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Talk to the doctor - see if you are satisfied with his explanation.  If you aren't, consult an attorney.
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Go to a family doctor
609058
Hey girl, I have had the same problem for the past eight years. My doctors tell me tha I have an hormone imbalance and this inhibits ovulation some months and ultimately affects my menstrual cycle.\n\nI was unable to get pregnant for some time until recently (my son is nine months).\n\nYou need to do tests to confirm whether or not this is so or if there are other problems. All the best!