I went for my HCG test to make sure my levels have come down. They are at 1.
Backstory - When we started TTC#2 my RE put me on metformin to regulate my periods. My problem is that I do not or wasn't ovulate every month. The metformin seems to have fixed this issue. My RE said there is a possibility I may have PCOS but I have no signs or symptoms other than not ovulating every month. This problem seems to have fixed itself.
Long story short, RE called my today and wants me to stop taking metformin and start taking pregnitude. It is an over the counter dietary supplement. I tried to look it up between all of my interruptions here at work, ugh! It looks like it is promising and is helping those with PCOS to get pregnant. I am flipping out a little because I do not want to stop the metformin. I am excited to try pregnitude, although I hate the name. Makes me cringe a little.
Has anyone heard of this? Sorry if there are any typos, at work and have been interrupted 55487642 times.
Pregnant with Letrazole (Femara) on the first cycle with DD after TTC 2+ years
TTC#2 with Letrazole (Femara) since January 2012
BFP 06.29.12 EDD 03.11.13 natural m/c 07.13.12
BFP 09.22.12 EDD 05.31.13 natural m/c 10.07.12
CP 11.09.12
BFP 01.01.13 EDD 09.15.13 d&c 01.24.13
BFP 03.26.13 EDD 12.04.13
Re: Pregnitude?
Love, luck, and prayers to my BFPB Dr. SnowflakeBride
I took pregnitude for two cycles and ovulated on one of them. I probably didn't stay on it long enough, but was ready to move on.
I agree, pregnitude sounds like something else entirely! lol!
I hope it works for you though, if it is OOT does that mean it will save you some $?
It's actually cheaper for me to be on metformin. It costs me $4 for 6 weeks and the pregnitude costs $35 per month. Not a huge expense either way. I went to pick up samples and it was so hard for me to say "pregnitude" such a horrible name.
I did ask why this instead of staying on the met. My doctor swears this will work better for me. No real explanation. I am willing to try it. I feel like I am his guinea pig, but I do know he is an excellent doctor. We'll see.
Pregnant with Letrazole (Femara) on the first cycle with DD after TTC 2+ years
TTC#2 with Letrazole (Femara) since January 2012
BFP 06.29.12 EDD 03.11.13 natural m/c 07.13.12
BFP 09.22.12 EDD 05.31.13 natural m/c 10.07.12
CP 11.09.12
BFP 01.01.13 EDD 09.15.13 d&c 01.24.13
BFP 03.26.13 EDD 12.04.13
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Which Dr did you talk to? I know you had success with metformin, but I can see the logic of switching it up too. GL!!
BFP on Cycle 14--TWINS! Identical twin boys stillborn at 19wks(1/9/10)
3 break cycles; took clomid 50mg, BFP #2 Beta #1 35, Beta #2 338!!! Owen was born 2/11/11!
TTC#2: 4 cycles on clomid: BFNs
BFP #3: Cycle #5 100mg clomid; beta #1 21; beta #2 6=CP
Cycle #6 break cycle TTC no meds=BFN
Cycle #7: 150 clomid+ovidril+IUI=BFN (switched to RE)
Cycle #8: follistem+ovidril+TI=BFN
Cycle #9 Forced break due to cyst
Cycle #10 follistem+ovidril+TI=BFN
Cycle #11 follistem+ovidril+TI=BFN
Cycle#12 Forced break due to cyst, went on BCP; did repeat HSG, Saline U/S
Cycle #13 IVF: Follistim/Menapur ER 11-30 11 eggs, 5 mature, 4 fertilized and 3dt on 12-3; BFN
Cycle #14: IVF#2 lupron/follistim/menopur ER 1-22, 19 eggs, 14 fertilized, 5dt on 1-27, BFP!! beta 1: 63, beta 2: 119; EDD 10-15-13; 1 frozen embie
Hey Jeanna. I talked to Dr. Meyer. He left me a long message. I sent him an email, he responded right away. I talked to Michele when I went in this afternoon. She is my favorite. I honestly don't think they know what my problem is. My body is so confusing and never consistent. So I figure, why not try something new. Been thinking of you. How are you holding up in the 2ww? Keeping my FX for you!
Pregnant with Letrazole (Femara) on the first cycle with DD after TTC 2+ years
TTC#2 with Letrazole (Femara) since January 2012
BFP 06.29.12 EDD 03.11.13 natural m/c 07.13.12
BFP 09.22.12 EDD 05.31.13 natural m/c 10.07.12
CP 11.09.12
BFP 01.01.13 EDD 09.15.13 d&c 01.24.13
BFP 03.26.13 EDD 12.04.13
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When I read the title of this post, I thought it was going to be about a pregnant woman with an attitude!
As you can tell by that statement, I've never heard of pregnitude, but it did give me a good laugh to think someone came up with a new term.
Good luck to you!
IVF #1: 9/11: ER: 12R, 11M, 10F, No Frosties; 5dt: 2 blasts, 1 morula; DD born 6/3/12
IVF #2: 11/12-12/12: ER: 20R, 20M, 16F, 4 Frosties; 5dt: 3 blasts, DS born 8/9/13
LOL - I thought the same thing!
I know that metformin is a medication traditionally prescribed for diabetes. I didn't know anything about pregnitude...so I looked it up and they have a website: https://www.pregnitude.com/
This is what the website said it was:
Pregnitude is a reproductive dietary supplement that helps support ovulatory function, menstrual cyclicity and quality of eggs for women.
Pregnitude is a natural dietary supplement that contains 2 grams of myo-inositol, as well as 200 mcg of folic acid.
- Myo-inositol is a naturally occurring substance produced by the human body from glucose. It belongs to the viamin B complex group.
- Folic acid is a B vitamin that promotes cell growth.
Maybe they are thinking that it may improve the quality of your eggs, which may help you to stay pregnant.
TTC #2 since 6/2010
10/2012 DH diagnosed with Epilepsy
A few failed IUIs summer 2012 and 2013.
DH taking clomid and waiting to see if he needs another vericocele repair.
Hoping for a 2015 baby or babies.
Wishing, hoping, waiting.