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Married June 2011 Dx: anovulatory due to prolactinoma (1.5cmx 1.5cm in 2006)
April 2012: MRI- questionable cyst 8mg by 12mm in pituitary ; referred to RE by Ob-gyn after amenorrhea x 4+ months, provera ineffective, low estrogen level
cycle 1: May 2012, clomid 50mg; cycle cancelled, thin lining, no response
cycle 2: June 2012, femara 5mg; cycle cancelled, no response
cycle 3: July 2012, femara 7.5mg; cycle cancelled (largest folli on Cd12 & cd 16: 11, lining 4)
Repeat MRI July 25,2012- Cyst unchanged, likely old infarction.
Aug. 8: met with RE, move to injectables if HSG and SA normal
Aug. 23: HSG all clear; DH- perfect
Switched to a new RE in early Sept. IVF here we come
Genetic testing reveals: Fragile X- Intermediate risk/grey zone.
IVF#1: ER 11/30: 14 retrieved, 10 mature, 7 fertilized. E2 prior to trigger 5200. Decision made to freeze 6 embryos and transfer later due to OHSS.
IVF#1.2/FET #1: estrogen injects start 1/18, FET delayed to try to thicken lining. lining 5.4mm. FET- 2/18- transferred one 3AA expanded blast. BFP 5dp5dt. Beta #1- 2/27 9dp5dt- 102.27 beta #2 3/1: 147 :(, beta #3 3/4: 268 told to stop meds and let nature take its course. requested 4th beta (3/6); Beta hell for 2 months.

FET # 2: endometrial scratch 5/6, added estrace vaginally and ASA to delestrogen and PIO. June 10- transferred one 4AA hatched embryo, BFP 4dp6dt, Beta 1 (9dp6dt) 187, Beta 2 (11dp6dt): 412; Beta 3 (15dp6dt ): 4452. U/S #1- one beautiful embryo with a heartbeat of 133 at 7 weeks.  8 weeks: heartbeat 156. EDD 2/26/2014: born 2-3-14 induced due to Pre-E and HELLP at 36w5d.

12/1: met with RE to discuss trying for #2


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    MrsSchmookemsMrsSchmookems
    (Lurker coming out of hiding) I had to have one even though I had already done an HSG because my insurance company insisted.  I had a tough time with the HSG, but had no problem with the SIS. They don't clamp the uterus, so the fluid just comes right back out. Just make sure you have a pad for the rest of the day - I was in the grocery store and was pretty sure I wet my pants.
    TTC #1, Cycle 32ish, Unexplained Infertility 4/2011, 5/2011, 6/2011: Clomid, Ovidrel TI - BFN 9/2011: IUI #1 unmedicated - BFN 7/2012: IUI #2 with Gonal-F 75 iu, Ovidrel (1 follicle) - BFN 8/2012: IUI #3 with Gonal-F 150 iu, Ovidrel, Cronine (7 measurable follies, triggered when 2 mature) - Beta on 9/9
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    smileystefsmileystef member
    I had a saline ultrasound the day after my HSG.  It was fine.  The catheter that they used looked like the same type for the HSG.  I didn't take any pain medication for it at all, and I was fine.  However, my HSG wasn't bad either.  The only part I felt for either procedure was the catheter being put in.  I don't think they used a balloon, but I'm not 100 % sure.  The HSG showed a something in my uterus, and the saline sonogram allowed them to focus in on it and measure it, a polyp.  
    TTC #2 since June 2011 Me: 35 High FSH, hypothyroidism DH: 36 Borderline low sperm count HSG revealed polyp, surgery 9/12 IUI #1 10/18/12 - BFP! 3 follicles 6 million post wash sperm no heartbeat 12/7/12 D & C 12/11/12
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