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I would talk to a doctor when it has been 1 year since you stopped birth control. For some women it just takes longer. Some times you just need to find when you are ovulating because it changes from month to month. Some times just trying to have a baby and thinking about it gets in the way. When your not thinking and not trying for alot of women it comes easier to get pregnant.

I believe most doctors ask that you try for at least a year before you see a doctor about trouble conceiving. I have the same fear of not being able to conceive. I have not seen the doctor yet to see what the problem is because of my fear, but then I also found out I have thyroid problems, so that is what could have possibly played the roll in me unable to get pregnant. I say give it time, at least a year. Or you could get it checked out now and go to the doctor and see what they tell you. I know once I get my thyroids under control I plan on going to see the doctor with my hubby to see what we can do to increase our chances of conceiving. Its been 3 years since we've been trying. It could be something as simple as you not ovulating, I have a friend at work who was told that ovulation was the problem and she was put on medicine to help her ovulate. She is still trying, but don't give up and good luck.