Hi all!
Me and DP are looking to TTC for my #2 (his #1) relatively soon, we're not using protection at the moment but feel that I should really pay some attention to conception research etc, as I'm 38 (and a half) and have borderline PCOS. DP is 33.
I had my DS in 2016 so although I'm sure not much has changed in terms of the actual science of conception, I'm just wondering what has helped the older TTC's (35+ years old) conceive their first/seconds/etcs.
I've recently had a Hertility test done which showed pretty much all tests were in the range of normal apart from my AMH which was slightly elevated (consistent with PCOS, but having looked on the internet it's actually within acceptable levels for my age and indicates a good egg supply) which was a great relief as I've struggled with irregular periods for a while.
I'm using Natural Cycle (so BBT mainly and symptom tracking) with OPK's but my cycle has been quite irregular this year (bar last cycle) so I'm sort of out of touch with this kind of thing and don't necessarily know how long my cycle is for instance.
In terms of conception vitamins, is there a specific brand that you all recommend? Any other tips or tricks I should know? I fell pregnant very easily with DS (and had a miscarriage 8 months before that, which was an accidental pregnancy) but I was 31 (and conceived with my ex).
I know that if we're TTC-ing for 6+ months with no luck, to speak to GP, but as this would be my second I know IVF wouldn't be an NHS option for us.
Thanks in advance 😃