Trying to concieve

It sounds as if your husband should have a semen analysis so that you will know whether this is the problem.

With regard to a fibroid, ask your doctor. Sometimes they get in the way and sometimes they do not.

Best regards,
Rachel Inbar
www.FertilityStories.com

Since you have a child before your marriage, perhaps your husband should definitely be tested to see if he has a low sperm count or anything else that might prevent you from conceiving. It’s really important when you’re trying to get pregnant to chart your ovulation cycle to calculate the best time to try to conceive.  One thing you can use is a Basel body thermometer which helps you to chart your body temperature.  You should also pay attention your body cues which can predict ovulation such as a clear mucous appearing before ovulation.   There are some simple tips you can always try to increase your chances that you can find here: