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writes:Hello all! My B/f and I have been trying for a baby for about 5 months now. Everyone tells me to be patient which I am, I just want to make sure we are both able to make a baby. I went to the gyn about 7 months ago and she said that my uterus looks good. I have not had any STDs or STIs. I am planning to go again in april and I wonder if I should ask her to test anything specific, or settle for "Everything looks good." Any thoughts or advice? Thanks!!!!
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reader, sarcy24  +, writes (7 January 2009):
 Very good advice from Satindesire there. I would also like to add that it takes the average couple around 2 years to conceive so you have nothing to worry about as you have plenty of time left. I had trouble conceiving in my 30's and the doctor gave me a hysteropingogram which passes dye along the tubes and removes any blockages as it goes but that is miles down the line for a young couple like you. Good food, not too much alcohol, a lot of sex and it will all happen naturally. Good luck to both of you.
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