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When to see a fertility doctor depends on how old you are and how long you've been trying to conceive naturally.
1 in 8 couples struggle with infertility. And 1 in 4 women experience a miscarriage.
In this video, Dr.Matrika Johnson, a fertility doctor at Reproductive Specialists of the Carolinas, tells us how long people should try to get pregnant for before deciding to see a fertility doctor and other reasons why someone might need to see a fertility doctor for help getting pregnant.
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0:00 Meet Dr. Johnson
0:12 When should I see a fertility specialist?
1:26 Should I see a fertility doctor for endometriosis?
2:05 Should I see a fertility doctor after a miscarriage?
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If you're younger than 35 years old and have been trying to conceive for 1 year without success, you should go see a fertility specialist to get infertility testing.
If you are 35 or older, you should try to conceive for 6 months before considering reaching out to a fertility doctor for testing.
If you are 40 or older, Dr. Johnson recommends you go in immediately for fertility testing. If you want to try naturally first, you should try naturally for a maximum of 3 months before seeing a fertility doctor.
Additionally, you should reach out to a fertility doctor if you have:
-irregular periods
-uterine fibroids
-male factor infertility
-stage III/IV endometriosis
Should I see a fertility doctor after a miscarriage?
If you experience recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL), you should see a fertility doctor immediately.
Recurrent pregnancy loss is not the same as experiencing infertility.
Recurrent pregnancy loss is when a woman has had a miscarriage of 2 or more clinical pregnancies.
A clinical pregnancy is one in which here is a positive beta hCG and a fetal heartbeat or gestational sac has been detected by ultrasound.
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[@Eoris2.3]

Why is it important to wait 6months-1year before seeing a specialist pls?

[@josephineamole6794]

I have 3 healthy boys and I have 2 miscarriage and I just terminated a baby girl 20weeks pregnancy in on the 25th march 2022 due to trisomy 18 I am 46 my husband and I did genetic testing due to miscarriage and it came out normal please what do i do to conceive another baby girl as my sons are crying for a baby sister.

[@fertilityspace]

Hi Josephine. Our sincerest condolences for your loss, that is heartbreaking. It might be helpful to speak with a fertility specialist, if you're not already working with one. They can do a full infertility evaluation and give you guidance on your options. If you're in the US, you can check out different fertility specialists in your area at: fertilityspace.io/search
Best of luck!

[@yb1386]

What constitutes as testicular trauma?

[@fertilityspace]

From Dr. Johnson, “These are usually sports related injuries like a soccer ball to the groin that is actually very common. In general any direct trauma.”
Hope that helps!