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When's the best time to get pregnant? Use our interactive ovulation calculator to work out when you're most fertile and most likely to conceive.

Feel like I'm so alone

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BekoLeGecko · 18/01/2018 13:54

Because I don't really know how my own body works - I can't tell the difference between cervical mucus at different times of the month. I find the whole concept a bit frightening tbh Blush

I don't have symptoms when AF is due and have maybe 5 periods a year at random times though maybe that's improving as for the last 3 months I've had a period at similar times in each month, but before that I didn't have a period for 7 months (wasn't pregnant either) it's really weird. I just feel so alone because my body doesn't work as it should and it feels like everybody else knows their body so much more than I know mine!

back home in the UK nobody took me seriously because I hadn't gotten pregnant to have a miscarriage and was still having periods. Everyone always says if you don't conceive within x amount of time go to the doctor but we've been casually trying (sex every 3-4 days and no contraceptives)
For almost five years. I'm now finally getting serious about it, taking folic acid and eating better, no drinking and will be using ovulation kits so I have a better idea of what's going on. At least if it doesn't work I will go to the doctors again (where I live now though, Australia) I dunno why im posting really just feel like I should. Thanks for reading. X

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mamabear05 · 19/01/2018 18:54

@BekoLeGecko hey hunni, sorry I don't really have a lot to add but didn't want to just read and run. Have you tried using some cheap ovulation tests? Might be worth trying with these daily over a period of a few months just so that you have got an indication of when you're about to ovulate and therefore have a period. The Fertility friend app is useful. It allows you to input your details day to day and then calculates when it thinks your fertile days are. Other that that I'd try the usual supplements to help regulate your cycles...evening primrose oil helped me with mine but I have learnt recently not to take this after ovulation as it is rumoured that it can cause miscarriage so be very careful. Can you not discuss this with your GP in Australia? Wishing you lots of luck x

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