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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How long have you been trying, OP, counting the miscarriage? 6 months in total? 12? 18? Unexplained secondary infertility is not uncommon. With good hormone levels, those are USUALLY easy cases if you're willing to do IVF. It may be jumping the gun, but it can also get you a baby faster, which when it's your second can matter if you care about the age gap. Be prepared for leftover embryos. Also check for endometrITIS, which is a uterine inflammation/infection (not endometriosis). That's not uncommon in secondary infertility because bacteria can get in there after your first birth and cause a subclinical infection. Also do a semen analysis.[/quote]

Thanks that is a good point. I have been trying since March, but within that time frame did not try for three separate months. One was due to miscarriage.

In total I haven’t gotten pregnant five months after really trying each month. Should know next week of December worked.[/quote]

Okay. Kindly, you are on the infertility forum...5 months is not a "hard time." You don't even qualify to see an RE until you hit 6 months (12 months if you were under 35) - though technically the miscarriage would count, so you've passed that time already. BUT, many, many women take slightly longer in their mid-30's. And many of those easy secondary infertility cases that I described likely would have had success if they had kept trying longer. If you want to start interventions ASAP, then see an RE. But you're not having problems yet, you're just slightly older and taking a normal amount of time. [/quote]

+1 [/quote]

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