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Im Trying Get pregnant i have sex every day but ive also had an std i heard a side effect is infertility do i ? |
still have a chance somebody please help If you got the std treated your doctor would have said if you may or may not get pregnant if you have not got it treated then you should befor you do get pregnant im sure that with the help of your doctor and some careful planning on ovulation dates and prenatal vitamins you may conceive if not then there is always doctors that can help sorry to hear about your situation and hope all goes well and you get what your wishing for good luck and best wishes. :-) What STD did you have? It depends - certain STDs MAY produce infertility if they're not treated quick enough before long term damage sets in. Also, how long have you been trying? Having sex every day for 2 weeks is different than having sex every day for 4 years and still having difficulty.....we need a little more info. Or better yet discuss your concern with your OB. I have had chlamydia, and I have HPV. My husband and I have been trying to have a baby for 5 months. Nothing yet...use a at home ovulation kit and only have sex every other day. There are many women out there that have STD's depending on the type you shouldn't have anything to worry about. Good Luck! I would ask your dr but I would also suggest having sex everyother day because you need to give sperm time to build up i hope this helps and i hope you get answers from the Dr. Ask your OBGYN UMM ASK YOUR DOCTOR ... |
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