Will I concieve after waiting for 2-3 years?

if your only 20 then your chances of conceiving will be just as good in a few years. I don't think your chances start decreasing until your 30's or so. Unless you have something wrong with you that would cause you not to be able to conceive. If you want to be sure than go to the Doctor and make sure and he will let you know if everthing is ok to wait. Good Luck.

Your fertility will decrease at about the age of 25, but not by very much. It will then decrease a bit more at the age of 30. If you wait a while you will still be able to have kids. Your changes do lower, but not by much. Some women have kids at 40 (although the changes of complications do increase). Waiting won't really affect your chances. Take your time.

Waiting 2 or 3 years when you are so young won't make much of a difference. Just remember fertility differs for every person, it may be really easy for you to conceive or it may be difficult, but regardless waiting a little while won't hurt anything.

Beside which, if you are trying to go to school, having a baby is the last thing you need.

At this ingredient, your place in all likelihood won't make a distinction. you're stricken by infertility, and after 3 years of intercourse without being pregnant, your probability of having pregnant with none scientific help is decrease than 3% according to month. i might propose making an appointment with a fertility expert ( a reproductive endocrinologist). lots of the treatments you're able to do are quite low-priced ($4 hundred.00) and that they've a extreme fulfillment fee. solid success!

You're in control of when you conceive or not - mostly. (I've heard stories of Mom's who've employed one method or other of contraception and still had a baby at such time that they're not ready).

Waiting isn't going to hurt your chances - you've taken the most important step - marriage. After that, defining yourself through education is a virtuous decision. It's not selfish - your education will in some way or other pay dividends in your child's growing years.

Good for you pursuing you're education! It sounds like you and you're husband have a great plan. I can guarantee you that your fertility will not be compromised by waiting a few years. You are still very young and will have wonderful egg production for many years to come.

My son is eight, and I just got pregnant again, so, I doubt it.

As a matter of fact, throughout your twenties, you should have the same fertility as you do now.

Wait until you finish your education before you start a family. It's really worth the wait.

Yes, as we all know, women who are 22 years of age are too old to conceive. Your biological clock is all but run out...

GET REAL, LADY!

Women have happy, healthy babies well into their 40's. You're 20 years old. What in god's name are you worried about? It might be better for you to wait simply because you don't appear "ready" for a kid with such a naive understanding of it.

Of course it won't. I'd say that your chances of conceiving will be pretty good, especially since you are so young. Good for you for pursuing your education to make sure you can give that baby everything it will need.

You're still young and assume healthy, so I don't think you have to worry about that unless you have special medical circumstances. They say over 35 is when conception gets more difficult and more risky. You have lots of time, so enjoy !