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Hi ladies! I don’t know if this is the right place for this question.
I am 8 weeks pregnant and it took me 4 years of NTNP/some active TTC to get my first positive test. It was right after I stopped trying. My first obgyn visit was two days ago, and I told the nurses that. One “reassured” me with something like, “fertility comes and goes.” The main nurse said that stress can make it take longer, even though I wasn’t stressed the 3 years I was NTNP. No one seemed concerned in the slightest, and since I hadn’t yet gone to see what could be wrong, I don’t know if I could have something that could affect baby, like hypothyroidism, which I’ve never been checked for. I was basically told that “don’t worry, most pregnancies are healthy.”
I didn’t get an ultrasound or anything, just blood work and regular check up. Ultrasound is at 13 weeks. Meanwhile, I’m dying to know if baby is okay. I literally have to pretend I’m not pregnant and just focus on other things so I can move on with my life lol.
My main question is, if it took you ages to get pregnant, did you have worries when you finally did? Was there truly nothing to be concerned about?
I am 8 weeks pregnant and it took me 4 years of NTNP/some active TTC to get my first positive test. It was right after I stopped trying. My first obgyn visit was two days ago, and I told the nurses that. One “reassured” me with something like, “fertility comes and goes.” The main nurse said that stress can make it take longer, even though I wasn’t stressed the 3 years I was NTNP. No one seemed concerned in the slightest, and since I hadn’t yet gone to see what could be wrong, I don’t know if I could have something that could affect baby, like hypothyroidism, which I’ve never been checked for. I was basically told that “don’t worry, most pregnancies are healthy.”
I didn’t get an ultrasound or anything, just blood work and regular check up. Ultrasound is at 13 weeks. Meanwhile, I’m dying to know if baby is okay. I literally have to pretend I’m not pregnant and just focus on other things so I can move on with my life lol.
My main question is, if it took you ages to get pregnant, did you have worries when you finally did? Was there truly nothing to be concerned about?