anyone get pregnant very easily every time you 'tried' OR 'stopped preventing' - Page 2

[rachel65655]

My husband just has to look at me and I'm pregnant :)

[JamieCatheryn]

First kid, I went off the pill and we were avoiding very lazily and unscientifically for 2 months because we wanted to have a child but weren't 100% sure it was time to try, and we had DS1. Second one, we'd agreed to avoid until I could finish my degree, we got to that time, sorta had the conversation, kinda, knew I was about to ovulate and we didn't use protection 2 times that month, right away we were expecting DS2. We're super fertile in the summertime for some reason.

[AtYourCervices]

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Edited by AtYourCervices - 7/17/11 at 6:54pm

[sapphire_chan]

Well, first off, it's waaaaaay easier for people under 25 to get pregnant. After 25, it's more normal to go more cycles.

Second, your pre-O temps are a smidge low, some of your cycles have post-O temps that are all over the board, and you're getting variable luteal phases. To me, that says hormone issues of some kind. Most obvious culprit for minor hormone imbalances would be your soy intake.

[brichole1214]

with my first child i wasn't even planning on having a baby and got pregnant while on bcp with my second child we didn't have that much luck with getting pregnant so easily and i was UNDER the age of 25 when i first started trying.  It took me a total of 4 1/2 years of active trying to finally get pregnant but only after the help of a fertlity specialist.  Now, my brother and SIL could just look at each other and get pregnant...that's why he's already had the big V lol or else they would have SEVERAL more children.

[mommyinfl]

Originally Posted by sapphire_chan 

Well, first off, it's waaaaaay easier for people under 25 to get pregnant. After 25, it's more normal to go more cycles.

Second, your pre-O temps are a smidge low, some of your cycles have post-O temps that are all over the board, and you're getting variable luteal phases. To me, that says hormone issues of some kind. Most obvious culprit for minor hormone imbalances would be your soy intake.

Thank you for taking the time to look at my charts. let me add that I work night shift, so my temps can be a little off at times. and yes, my LP's vary from 12-14 days, but are typically around 14 days. I cant imagine how my soy intake woudl affect my hormones? I dont eat alot of foods with soy in them?? but maybe im missing something?

[rachel65655]

soy is very high in estrogen and affects your hormones.