I would find it HIGHLY suspicious if my wife became pregnant while I was on a cycle. If a guy is taking Testosterone in his cycle ( as most do and should do ) it is not likely he will father any children until his natural LH levels return to somewhat normal levels. An interesting side effect of Testosterone enanthate is men-tioned in the bodybuilding magazine Muscle Media 2000, June July 1993 on page 45. Judging whether this is positive or nega-tive is left to the reader. 'A few years ago, the Lancet Medical Journal of England reported that they found testosterone (the proto-type anabolic steroid) to be a remarkably effective form of male birth control. Researchers conducted a 12 month study which included 270 men and determined that weekly injections of the hormone testosterone were 'safe, stable, and effective.' They dis-covered that weekly testosterone injections had a success rate of 99.2% as a Birth Control method. That makes it more effective than the birth control pill (97%) and much more effective than condoms (88%). The study also revealed that the effects of the contraceptive injections were entirely reversible upon discontinu-ing administration of the drug and that the testosterone injec-tions produced minimal side effects."
Absolutely, that could be the reason! He should not be using steroids. They do horrible things to your body. But back to your question. Eight months is not that long, but you should talk to him about getting tested for fertility. It could be the reason you haven't gotten pregnant yet.
While taking steroids, your testes funtionability is significantly lowered, causing lower sperm count. So yes, your mate taking steroids could make it harder to concieve, but not impossible. Tell him to consider HcG injections on cycle and proper PCT to make sure he recovers correctly.
Yes you can my partner has been on them for a while now and I just fell pregnant so yes you can but can be hard sometimes ....
Depo-Provera is very effective birth control method, chances of getting pregnant while using Depo is very, very small. Geritol is a brand of vitamins that will not effect your chances of getting pregnant.
Tubal ligation only affects your chances of getting pregnant, it does not affect childbirth.
It can affect your chances of getting pregnant, some drugs have a link with a mans fertility
Drinking does not affect getting pregnant. In order to get pregnant, a woman must have intercourse. If the males sperm (released after ejaculation) fertilizes the females egg during sex then she can become pregnant. Drinking will not affect conception.
If your wife is already pregnant, what you put into your body will not affect the child she is carrying. However, steroids or any other drugs can have an effect on any future offspring so keep that in mind.
This shouldn't affect your chances of conceiving. Just remember not to do this once you are pregnant.
PID decreases the chances of becoming pregnant.
I was put on levothyroxine after the birth of my first baby. My doctor told me that it will improve my chances of getting pregnant again. Hope this helps.
It most likely will.
Drinking diet coke has no influence on getting pregnant.
Missing a placebo pill does not affect the chances of pregnancy.
Depo Provera does not affect future fertility, except that there may be a delayed return to fertility after stopping. Some women get pregnant immediately, and others may take 18 months to get pregnant. The average is 11 months.