TTC @37

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• sweetky_06 member

  October 2013 Answer ✓

  If you are on clomid, you should be monitored with ultrasounds to ensure you are producing only a few eggs.

  
  

  I strongly suggest you get to a reproductive endocrinologist. OBs keep you pregnant and deliver babies - REs help get you pregnant. The RE will do all the necessary testing to determine the root cause of your not conceiving and plan the appropriate treatment. OBs throw clomid at people like candy, and it makes me really mad. 

  Married 08.06
  Started TTC 05.08
  Me: Stage II endo, borderline high FSH
  DH: perfect
  1 lap, 5 IUIs = 4 BFNs and 1 c/p
  2 IVFs, 2 FETs = 1 BFN, 1 c/p, 1 ectopic and finally a sticky BFP in May 2011!
  
  
  
  1 FET in Aug 2013 = BFP! 

  
  

  

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• Guennie member

  October 2013 Answer ✓

  I'm guessing you're looking for a success story but as pp said, you really should be seeing someone who will monitor you closely and can answer all your questions and adjust your protocol as necessary. Get yourself to an RE. That's my best advice.

  Me:41, DH:41 Positive for MTHFR mutations- one copy C677T, one copy A1298C. One daughter born on Thanksgiving in 2013. Six losses.

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