What are signs of infertility?

Are there any signs of infertility without trying to get pregnant? It’s my biggest fear. Im 24 and have a loving boyfriend but I’m so scared I’ll be infertile. There’s no logic to my fear either as I have a regular period and they aren’t ever super painful! It’s just basically my life goal to be a mother, no matter what amazing jobs I get!

Im on the pill and that scares me it’ll cause infertility too.
Sometimes I want to do no contraception and just have a baby as realistically we are stable enough to have a baby we just aren’t married.

Is there a fertility test one can take?

Reply 1

Cote1

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When you want to get pregnant, have sex every night, on a regular basis. If that doesn't work after you have done it for a while, get some advice then.

(edited 11 months ago)

Reply 2

Wired_1800

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Original post by Anonymous

Are there any signs of infertility without trying to get pregnant? It’s my biggest fear. Im 24 and have a loving boyfriend but I’m so scared I’ll be infertile. There’s no logic to my fear either as I have a regular period and they aren’t ever super painful! It’s just basically my life goal to be a mother, no matter what amazing jobs I get!

Im on the pill and that scares me it’ll cause infertility too.
Sometimes I want to do no contraception and just have a baby as realistically we are stable enough to have a baby we just aren’t married.

Is there a fertility test one can take?

I am going to be in the minority but you should have children as early as you can after uni and things feel right for you. I would say 24 is a perfect age and you should start trying to have children since you are financially stable and good in your relationship.

Speak to your man and have a serious discussion. Some females that I know want to have all their children by 30 but some get married at 23/24 after uni.

I am personally against contraceptives due to my background but I understand that others would want to use it.

All the best.

(edited 11 months ago)

Reply 3

Zarek

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Maybe go and see your GP for some reassurance