Anyone tried Co-Enzyme Q 10?

[blueblue]

I'm 37 and have a 2 year old (after having four early miscarriages), we are more WTT than TTC and still aren't 100% sure (after all the losses and having a very spirited and clingy two year old, I'm not sure where we'd get the time for the baby!). We have a few months before a possible recurrent miscarriage clinic appointment so I was wondering about trying co-enzyme q10 for improved egg health. Has anyone tried it? I'm getting a little worried about my age as I was 34 last time around, preferably we'd wait a bit longer.

 

[Love4you]

Hi, I had a miscarriage at 37 and the OB guessed it was due to chromosomes because of my age. So I took ubiquinol (the active form of coq-10) to try to boost my egg health. Ubiquinol is more expensive but if you Google you'll see it works better. Anyway, my last 2 pregnancies have been perfect. I did the cell free DNA test for peace of mind and no abnormalities. And I'm 40 so I was high risk for defects. I can't say 100% that it was the ubiquinol but I'm definitely a believer. It's advised to start it 3 cycles before TTC to improve egg quality.
Good luck!

 

[babyoneill]

My partner takes it got sperm motility x

 

[blueblue]

Thanks ladies, I have an appointment date for February so I'm going to try it.

 

[Mase Girl]

My fertility specialist has recommended it along with DHEA. Still waiting to try for number 2, so no proven success, but it's worth a try.

 

[blueblue]

Thanks, Mase Girl. Good luck with ttc#2