TTC After a Loss

Meds

Anything else aside from clomid I can try? I've been charting and my periods are super regular at 27 days.
Lilypie Angel and Memorial tickers
Lilypie - (YMDN)

Re: Meds

  • Letrozole also known as femara is similar to clomid. It helps to induce ovulation or gives you a stronger ovulation. Beyond these you move onto injectables.

    image
                ***TTCAL January siggy challenge ***
  • Loading the player...
  • I'm just curious what my options are aside from injectables. I haven't seen a doctor yet but have heard of Clomid. Reason I haven't seen a doctor? Seeing one makes it all so real that I'm having trouble TTC, I'm still in denial here...
    Lilypie Angel and Memorial tickers
    Lilypie - (YMDN)

  • I'm just curious what my options are aside from injectables. I haven't seen a doctor yet but have heard of Clomid. Reason I haven't seen a doctor? Seeing one makes it all so real that I'm having trouble TTC, I'm still in denial here...
    I'm glad you aren't taking clomid unmonitored.  I know seeing a RE is scary but for the me scariest part was making the call.  Once you start testing it really is nice to be able to see the whole picture and get a better idea where things stand.
    As PP mentioned, the other oral drug option is Femara (Aka Letrozole).
    Me: 37                                               
    DH: 45
    BFP #1 3/19/14  EDD 11/29/14 MMC D&C 4/24/14
    BFP #2  12/4/14 Beta #1 218 at 12dpo Beta #2 1055 at 16dpo
    Saw heartbeat 12/29.  Please be a rainbow.
    imagerainbows
              
    All welcome                                   
                              
  • I know seeing a RE is scary but for the me scariest part was making the call.  Once you start testing it really is nice to be able to see the whole picture and get a better idea where things stand.


    This.
    TTCAL January Siggy Challenge: Animals in the Snow

    image

      
    About Me: 

    AMA 35 :  DH 33
    BFP#1 1/26/14 (EDD: 10/7/14).  MMC 3/10/14 D&C 3/14/14
    RE Consult 11/3/14 - AMH 2.25 "great" . FSH 7.10 . Low Vitamin D
    Myomectomy 12/17/14.  Benched until March.

    image

    My Ovulation Chart
  • Thanks for the info @PetraStonegirl‌
    image
    I'll be at a new place providing support. 


  • I know you are still in denial, but you if you are thinking about doing medicated cycles, then an RE is your only option. I don't know your history, but you can go ahead and make your consult appointment. They are going to pull your cd3 b/w and possibly do an u/s as well. This gives them a baseline to work with. Your H will need an SA and they will probably recommend you get an HSG to check for structural abnormalities. Testing can take a while. 

    As far as options go, you have been given what there are. No one is going to support you taking meds w/o being under the care of an RE. It's their whole job to get you pregnant. That is all they do. I know taking that leap is scary, I have been there, it sucks. 
    Multiple TTCAL 1IF 3
    imageimage
    DX: stage 2 Endo 2012, PCOS 7/2/14,  HSG 6/11/14, Lefty open!!
    BFP#1, EDD: 4/27/14, Missed EP confirmed: 9/23/13, R tube removal: 9/25/13 
    Clomid/TI #1=BFN, 
    Clomid/TI#2=BFN, Clomid/TI #3=CP
    BFP #2 CP, EDD 7/12/15
    On a treatment break: 2 natural cycles. Saving money, sigh*

    Goodbye my sweet babies. We miss you so much
    All Welcome


  • Wow @Petra gave such an amazing response! I agree the hardest part is making that first phone call but I have found this group is tremendous at answering your questions and helping you to think of the new questions to ask the RE. Good luck and keep us posted!

    33 years old, Married Oct '11,

    Summer '14: Diagosed with hypothryoidism, pollup, LPD, Low AMH, strong FSH.

    BFP: 1/22/15. EDD: 9/23/14. Rainbow baby!

This discussion has been closed.
Choose Another Board
Search Boards
"
"