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Re: vitamins

• anonsouthernbell member

  February 2012

  I wouldn't see why it would be a problem but if you are concerned you could always switch over to a prenatal vitamin.  Good luck!
  

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• iloveflipflops member

  February 2012

  Thanks. I wasn't sure I guess I could continue taking the regular multivitamin and then when I do find out i'm pregnant talk to my gyn and ask if I need to switch over to a prenatal.

                   
  

  TTC since 2012 

  Dx : DOR

  IUI #1 (Follistim switched over to Menopur injections) - BFN

  Attempted IUI #2 (Menopur injections only cycle) better response on the Menopur then the Follistim combination treatment cycle however my cycle was still canceled due to my eggs not maturing and follicles not growing enough on a high dose of Menopur (Re said I could try a cycle of comid + ovidrel  for an IUI) for my second IUI( praying this works for us)

    Clomid + Ovidrel protocol worked still a BFN as a result

  Attempted cycle  Clomid  + Ovidrel protocol for IUI # 3 (Unable to do this cycle due to a cyst)

  IUI # 3 Clomid+ Ovidrel protocol - BFP    Beta #1 752  Beta #2  1536    Beta #3 3797

  EDD 10/27/14

  Our sweet baby boy arrived on 9/2/14 TTC # 2 Conceived without help- June 2015 July 2015- Miscarriage ( blighted ovum)
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• MandyWes member

  February 2012

  Prenatal vitamins make me sick. I started taking Folic Acid when I went off of birth control. Now that I'm prego again the Dr gave me the OK for Flintstones Complete chewables, as long as I take DHA too.

  

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• cdc1982 member

  February 2012

  My entire 1st preg (& while TTC) I used a Centrum Multi-Vit.  My OB said it was fine as long as it had the folic acid.
  

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• iloveflipflops member

  February 2012

  Thanks. I was thinking I would be ok with continuing to take my Centrium Multi-Vitamins but wasn't sure.

                   
  

  TTC since 2012 

  Dx : DOR

  IUI #1 (Follistim switched over to Menopur injections) - BFN

  Attempted IUI #2 (Menopur injections only cycle) better response on the Menopur then the Follistim combination treatment cycle however my cycle was still canceled due to my eggs not maturing and follicles not growing enough on a high dose of Menopur (Re said I could try a cycle of comid + ovidrel  for an IUI) for my second IUI( praying this works for us)

    Clomid + Ovidrel protocol worked still a BFN as a result

  Attempted cycle  Clomid  + Ovidrel protocol for IUI # 3 (Unable to do this cycle due to a cyst)

  IUI # 3 Clomid+ Ovidrel protocol - BFP    Beta #1 752  Beta #2  1536    Beta #3 3797

  EDD 10/27/14

  Our sweet baby boy arrived on 9/2/14 TTC # 2 Conceived without help- June 2015 July 2015- Miscarriage ( blighted ovum)
  March 2016 (ectopic pregnancy)  
  

   

   

   

  

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• SarahKate31 member

  February 2012

  It's usually recommended that you take at least 600mcg of folic acid daily when pregnant, so just check the label on your multi-vitamin. You could just continue to take that and add a folic acid supplement if your vitamin doesn't have enough folic acid.

  Most prenatal vitamins are not that different from a regular women's multi-vitamin. They usually just have a little more of a few things (like folic acid, iron, zinc, etc).
  

  
  
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• lenebene

  February 2012

  I take the Target brand Pre-natals that are gummy and contain DHA.  They don't make me sick and my doctor was fine with them. 

  IUI#1 = 09/10 - Canceled - Dx w/POF
  DE IVF #1= 04/11 - BFP
  

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