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New RE & new cycle concerns with FSH & E2 levels at 43yo

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Re: New RE & new cycle concerns with FSH & E2 levels at 43yo

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    Lesliem0901Lesliem0901 member
    I know it's scary. Mine went from 8.6 in April to 11.2 in July...your numbers still look great!
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    TTC#1 since June 2012

    Dx: Unexplained Infertility / AMA

    BFP after 4th IUI cycle with Gonal F + Ovidrel on March 2014 | EDD 12/7/14 | MMC on 4/14/14 

    IUI#5 with Gonal F and Ovidrel trigger on 6/6 - BFN

    On to IVF #1 with a new RE. Started Gonal F and Menopur on 8/15.  Added Ganirelix on 8/24. Trigger on 8/26 for ER on 8/28. 8R 7M 3F.  Transferred all 3 on 8/31. BFP on 9/11 | EDD 5/20/15 - Beta #1: 56.7. Beta #2: 97. Beta #3: 1148. Beta #4: 3559. Beta #4: 7678. MMC confirmed on 10/13. D&C on 10/14 at 9w. Confirmed male with Trisomy 14.

    On to IVF #2 in March. CCS Testing on 2 embies. No go. Waiting to start IVF #3 in July. Surprise BFP on 6/14! EDD - 2/20/16 - Beta #1: 121.4. Beta #2: 236.4. Beta #3: 2014.

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    ronniesgirl1981ronniesgirl1981 member
    It's tough. My AMH went from 1.2 to .51 in a year. A lot of us experience strange fluctuations in our stats. It might be that all women experience these fluctuations, but don't know it because they aren't subjected to the testing that we all are.
    Me: 34 | He: 40
    TTC since 08/2012
    DX: DOR




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    przemosbabeprzemosbabe member
    edited August 2014
    Fsh can change every month, but they say that your highest fsh is what your fsh really is. I guess it would depend on why your fsh is high. It could be endometriosis falsely raising this, age or a number of things. Unless your fsh is super high, I would say the most important thing when it comes to fertility is age first, and ovarian reserve. That's my doctors opinion and mine too, but there is hope for most women no matter their age or ovarian reserve. Odds are just lower, but lower doesnt mean zero. Good luck
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