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2 and a half years off pill..

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LibbyL92 · 20/05/2023 21:24

Hiya,

So 2 and a half years ago I decided to come
off of the pill (wasn’t to conceive) merely to improve my moods ect.

I have been with my boyfriend for coming up 9 years.
tbh looking back we were never really ‘careful’ when I came off of the pill. Both in stable jobs, live together and if I did fall pregnant then we’d be fine, although we weren’t actively trying.

we’d like to have a baby next year but I’ve suddenly been thinking for the past 2 and a half years we’ve not used any protection and I’ve yet to fall pregnant?
I’m starting to think there may be something wrong? We have unprotected sex various times a month, when I’m ovulating and when I’m not.
surely something would of happened by now?
or have I just managed to unknowingly avoid my most ‘fertile’ days?

although we’re not planning on really considering it until later next year I’m quite worried something might be wrong? Would I been unreasonable to book a doctors appointment?

my friends have all seemed to have fallen pregnant quite quickly from trying…

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AlligatorPsychopath · 21/05/2023 16:46

If the man is pulling out, that's different. Men either do or don't secrete sperm in pre-cum. If you're having sex with a man who secretes sperm in pre-cum, you're quite likely to get pregnant using the pull-out method. If you're having sex with a man who doesn't, you may not get pregnant ever using the pull-out method but conceive quickly when he finishes inside you. But you only find out what kind of man you are sleeping with when the pull-out method fails, which is why you should only use it if you don't mind a pregnancy.

allgoodthings84 · 21/05/2023 17:49

If you’re having regular unprotected sex, as in every 2-3 days and not become pregnant then I would speak to a GP. They will likely want you to properly try timing it correctly for at least 6 months first if you don’t have very regular sex when you know you’re ovulating.

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