2 & a half years w no baby

[kittykat239]

@angeloflight316 I get paid weekly 200 dollars isn’t anything and my fiancé works for the city . & no just vape

 

[mrblackstrong]

@kittykat239 Vaping counts as smoking.

 

[kittykat239]

@mrblackstrong she said “ smoke weed “ and I said no just vape . I vape nicotine not blow pounds of weed

 

[excellency]

@kittykat239 I know quitting nicotine is hard, but it definitely impacts fertility! If you're serious about having a baby, quitting vaping and getting a semen analysis are absolutely your top 2 priorities.

 

[onesisteroffaith]

@excellency Agreed!

 

[thetruthwsyf]

@kittykat239 If 200$ is nothing why isn’t he at the doctor? Easy solution. We did it and that’s a lot to me!

 

[kittykat239]

@thetruthwsyf because I’ve been putting it off 200 is nothing I get paid weekly my fiancé makes well enough as well

 

[angeloflight316]

@kittykat239 regardless, i would go ahead and get the semen test, it can potentially rule it out as an issue. its just a process of elimination. vapeing can affect it some but it shouldnt make or break it

 

[jwedem1]

@angeloflight316 I think the semen test might help, I would also suggest chucking the vape so that when you do fall pregnant (praying you do!) you’re not too stressed coming off it. You also mentioned earlier you tried the cycle tracking, could you confirm ovulation? It might take you a little longer to get pregnant and that’s okay, rooting for you!

 

[downtowndowning]

@kittykat239 Do you have endometriosis? That can impact your TTC journey. Also, I would personally have an HSG done to check and see if your tubes are clear because if they’re blocked, semen can’t get through.

Sometimes though, your body just needs a little help. My husband and I struggled with infertility for over 4 years and eventually had to have an IUI. You could always look into trying that route or even medicated cycles.