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Seven baby shower invitations arrived in my mailbox this year. Seven friends. All pregnant. Some on their second kid already. Meanwhile, I'm on my 32nd negative pregnancy test. 18 months of trying. Perfectly timed intercourse. Ovulation strips. Basal body temperature tracking. Prenatal vitamins. CoQ10. Everything the fertility blogs told me to do. Everything except fix my chronic BV. Because neither my OB nor my reproductive endocrinologist told me that BV disrupts the cervical mucus and vaginal pH levels my body needs for conception. They knew I had recurring BV—I mentioned it at every appointment. My RE saw it on my chart. Neither of them said it affects fertility. So I kept taking antibiotics whenever BV flared up. The infection would clear for 2-3 weeks, then come roaring back. And every month, I'd get another negative test. I started avoiding my pregnant friends. I couldn't sit through another gender reveal without crying in the bathroom. I couldn't go to another baby shower and pretend to be happy while holding onesies that said "Mommy's Little Miracle" when I couldn't even get pregnant myself. I stopped responding to texts. I made excuses. "I'm busy." "I'm traveling." "I'm not feeling well." The truth? I was heartbroken. And I felt completely alone. Then one night, I was scrolling through a TTC subreddit at 2am (because that's what you do when you're infertile and can't sleep), and I saw a post: "I tried for 18 months. Turns out my chronic BV was blocking implantation. Fixed it with PORELLES. Pregnant 8 weeks later." I clicked through to the comments. Woman after woman sharing the same story: "My RE never tested me for BV even though I mentioned the discharge." "My OB said BV wouldn't affect fertility. She was wrong." "I took antibiotics 9 times in a year. BV kept coming back. PORELLES actually worked." Here's what I learned that night: BV disrupts your vaginal pH (raises it from 3.8-4.5 to 5.0+). That pH shift affects the quality of your cervical mucus—the stuff sperm needs to swim through to reach your egg. It also creates an inflammatory environment that can prevent implantation even if fertilization happens. Antibiotics kill the infection temporarily, but they ALSO destroy the Lactobacillus bacteria your vagina needs to stay balanced. So BV keeps coming back—and keeps sabotaging your fertility every single cycle. PORELLES is different. It's a probiotic gel that delivers 3 Lactobacillus strains (Crispatus, Rhamnosus, Reuteri) directly to your vagina via pre-filled applicators. These probiotics repopulate the protective bacteria that keep your pH in the optimal range for conception. You're not just treating BV. You're restoring the vaginal environment your body needs to GET pregnant and STAY pregnant. I ordered it that night. Within 10 days, my BV symptoms were gone. By week 3, my cervical mucus looked completely different—clear, stretchy, fertile (if you've been TTC, you know exactly what I mean). I got my positive test 6 weeks later. I'm 14 weeks now. The baby is healthy. And I finally feel like I can breathe again. If you've been trying for 6+ months and you have recurring BV—please listen: Your doctor should have told you this. Mine didn't. Don't wait another year to find out your BV was the problem all along. PORELLES has a 60-day guarantee. Try it risk-free. If it doesn't help, full refund. But if it DOES help—if you finally see that positive test 8 weeks from now—it'll be the best decision you ever made. 👉 Stop letting BV sabotage your fertility: https://porelles.com/products/probiotic-gel-for-intimate-relief-10pc TTC-safe. Non-antibiotic. Used by 10,000+ women—many of them now pregnant. P.S. - I went to all 7 baby showers this year. And I just sent out my own pregnancy announcement. PORELLES is why.