TTC Myth or Fact?

Should you be pregnant after two months of trying to conceive? #shorts #ttc #fertility #fertilitydoctor #ovulation #pregnant
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[@helenageerts2115]

I’m 20 and we’ve been trying for 8months now I’m so done with people saying all the time that i’m young and it will work immediately That’s false and hurtfull info (Not talking about you, i love your content!! Just talking about people in general)

[@premomfertility]

Baby dust!

[@helenageerts2115]

I already heard that thinking of waiting 6-12 months However i’m happy i didn’t wait 12 months (i’m 20), because after 6months i discovered i have PCOS and rarely ovulate (without help from medicin) So i could’ve tried for a VERY long time 🙂

[@premomfertility]

Baby dust!

[@nikaward6048]

does this rule apply to those 40 and over?

[@premomfertility]

If you are 40 or older, consult with your doctor as soon as you start trying to conceive. Though it does generally take women over 35 longer to conceive, it’s important to identify any potential fertility issues early. This allows extra time to determine fertility health and a course of action while not compromising current ovarian reserve. Wish you all the best❤️🤞

[@shivakantdubey8117]

Hey....mam can I get pregnant after 3 days of ovulation mam please reply

[@premomfertility]

The answer is no. The five days leading up to ovulation and ovulation day are the only days that you can get pregnant. You generally have a higher chance of pregnancy the closer you are to ovulation day.