I’m 19. I’m married. So no rude and immature answers. I have low risk HPV and pre-cancerous cells on my cervix but my gyno assures me that I am still able to have children. MY husband and I have been TTC for 9 months and it still hasn’t happened. Any ideas?
Related Info
- lsrj.org » Blog Archive » Foreplay For Health: Let’s Talk About HPV
- News Role » » Debunking HPV Myths
- HPV Treatment – HPV Natural Remedies – Cure for HPV – Human Papillomavirus | Home Remedies – Natural Remedies
4 comments
No ping yet
BetheOne says:
June 17, 2010 at 9:47 pm (UTC 0)
some causes are:
irregular periods with heavy or light bleeding
hormone changes
Sexual dysfunction
being too thin
overweight
Impotence or ejaculatory problems
STDs
diet
is your man totally healthy?
B says:
June 17, 2010 at 9:47 pm (UTC 0)
Well, good health doesn’t guarantee that everything is working right. He may have sperm issues (its really the first test you should have done because its one simple test for the guy and its a long expensive and sometimes invasive process to test the woman for issues).
Because you have HPV, I’d wonder if you’d had other infections in the past that might have caused scarring? You might want to ask about having your tubes checked.
However, I wouldn’t worry about any of this until the 1 year mark. It just takes some people time.
I would definitely recommend charting your BBT (basal body temp) which can show you if you are ovulating and if your cycle phases are appropriate lengths and show you if you are timing sex right.
Also, sex every other day is better than daily… sperm need time to regenerate properly (once you’ve had him tested and he’s got good results, you can go at it all you want.. but until you know his sperm is good then you don’t want to risk it).
Hope that helps, send me an email if you have other questions.
I’m 28 been TTC for almost 10 months.. have a friend who is 23 who has been TTC for 11 months.
dourdan says:
June 17, 2010 at 9:47 pm (UTC 0)
well i have bad eggs.
my favorite foods are salt fueled so image my surprise when i heard that salt makes your eggs weak.
so eat lost of protein, low salt, no caffeine or alholhol.
and if that still dosen’t work it may be him.
JayJay says:
June 17, 2010 at 9:47 pm (UTC 0)
Your gynecologist is the best qualified to explain the facts to you. Some afflictions like diabetes, and many different STDs can cause infertility. Your ovaries may not be functioning properly, or your hormones may be out of whack. But we’re only guessing here on Yahoo. Your gynecologist is the one to talk to.