Why c ant I get pregnant?

[Babygirl0514]

I had my daughter August 2007 and in February of 2009 I was pregnant with twins but one was in my tubes I was giving a shot which made me miscarry both children and I haven't gotten pregnant since why could this be

[AllWeNeedIsluv]

Maybe you have a blockage in your tubes mine were partially blocked and I couldn't get pregnant for over two years xx sorry for your loss xx

[Babygirl0514 in reply to AllWeNeedIsluv]

It's been almost 10 years n I haven't gotten pregnant again not once

[AllWeNeedIsluv in reply to Babygirl0514]

If you've got a blockage even in my case if their partially blocked you may not get pregnant I had to clear my tubes before I fell pregnant xx go see your gp see what they suggest xx

[Hidden]

Go see a doctor and see if they can do tests.

[Babygirl0514 in reply to Hidden]

I don't have insurance

[roxannacar]

Sadly without investigation nobody can tell you why you can't get pregnant. The things you can do are eat healthy, exercise, stop smoking if you do, stop alcohol if you drink loose weight if you need to.

However if you do get pregnant you do need early scan to rule out an ectopic pregnancy as you would be high risk for it to happen again

[Babygirl0514 in reply to roxannacar]

I was meaning any opinions on it?? I had an ectopic pregnancy got a shot to have a misscarriage that was in 2009 N i haven't gotten pregnant again not once... No protection n no birth control

[roxannacar in reply to Babygirl0514]

As mentioned above an ectopic is due to damaged tubes ... of your tubes got further damaged they might be completely blocked now so that could be a reason

[Hidden]

Ahh we take the NHS for granted being able to get seen by a doctor for free. I’m so grateful we have this service.

[roxannacar in reply to Hidden]

When you see the kind of bills Americans end up having to have a baby (even a straight forward delivery) it makes you appreciate it a lot more!

[Hidden]

God I know, we’re so lucky we have it (for now anyway)

[Babygirl0514]

What service is that??

[roxannacar in reply to Babygirl0514]

NHS is the national health service in the uk, for people living here

[EmmaWills]

Sorry for your loss, hun, I have heard fertility massage helps reduces that the blocked fallopian tubes. If you cant finance the laparoscopy. Also, herbal therapy enhances the circulation, inflammation and ensure tubal health. Moreover, consultation with a fertility will only allow you to know the major cause and the resolution will then be guaranteed. Every situation is different from the other. So, no one can actually determine the main cause of your infertility. HCG test will determine if you have a fallopian blockage or not and which treatment will suit you best. The health of your tubes means a lot after the EP. If you have scarred, blocked or damaged tubes then there could be very fewer chances for conceiving naturally. In this case, the doctors suggest either surgery or assisted conception. Even with one healthy fallopian tube, the conception is possible. If you are in England, NHS provides free healthcare service to the citizens. Hope this has helped!