Wizard

Do you have an actual medical diagnosis as to why you would be unlikely to conceive children?

Your symptoms sound like you're annovulatory or have PCOS. In both cases, it is rare to get a period.

I honestly think that if having more children is something you greatly want, your best option would be to visit a reproduction specialist and get an exact diagnosis for why you are not currently getting a period. It sounds like you're only in your late 20's or early 30's which means that with proper treatment you could potentially have another child. Although a small percentage of women do go through early menopause, you did successfully have a child only a year ago. It sounds more like a hormonal inbalance than perimenopause to me. Even someone who has PCOS or is annovulatory can carry a child to term through IVIS or IVF as long as their progesterone levels are supported.

See a doctor....and get properly diagnosed. It will give you far more answers and enable you to get a game plan in place.