Dealing with azoospermia?
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Just popping in to say hello, and that I think of everyone here often and am hoping for your successes.
Miki, I'm so sorry about the BFN. Ughh. And it takes so much coordination on your end with your clinic, etc. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for your next effort.
Babadespls, sorry about the SA results. I really don't have any words- it's heartbreaking & devastating. I hope your next appointments give you *some* hint about moving forward.
Canadian Maple- good luck with the FET- please let us know how it turns out.
Hopeful Cat- moving on to DS was one of (the most?) difficult decisions I've ever had to make. I am much more comfortable with it now. Rejection or anger from the kid is something I feared too... and may very well be something we have to deal with in the future. It sounds like you would be open with a future child (that's what we're planning, too), and I read somewhere that DS-conceived kids can possibly feel *more* connected to their dads, because they've shared something personal and have open lines of communication. That is just the way we're planning on handling it, though- every family is different. We're planning on getting some kids' books on different kinds of families to help facilitate the early talking process. DS is not the easiest road, and I worry sometimes that he'll face questions or confusion in the future. All I can really hope to do is give him all the love & support I can and hope for the best... and I think that's true of all parents, no matter how they conceived their kids.
Oh, and Tulip- I'm not sure what the consensus would be- but I think multiples are far more likely with IVF or medicated IUIs. We did an unmedicated IUI and have a singleton.
Hugs to everyone else, wherever you are in your journeys!
Miki, I'm so sorry about the BFN. Ughh. And it takes so much coordination on your end with your clinic, etc. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for your next effort.
Babadespls, sorry about the SA results. I really don't have any words- it's heartbreaking & devastating. I hope your next appointments give you *some* hint about moving forward.
Canadian Maple- good luck with the FET- please let us know how it turns out.
Hopeful Cat- moving on to DS was one of (the most?) difficult decisions I've ever had to make. I am much more comfortable with it now. Rejection or anger from the kid is something I feared too... and may very well be something we have to deal with in the future. It sounds like you would be open with a future child (that's what we're planning, too), and I read somewhere that DS-conceived kids can possibly feel *more* connected to their dads, because they've shared something personal and have open lines of communication. That is just the way we're planning on handling it, though- every family is different. We're planning on getting some kids' books on different kinds of families to help facilitate the early talking process. DS is not the easiest road, and I worry sometimes that he'll face questions or confusion in the future. All I can really hope to do is give him all the love & support I can and hope for the best... and I think that's true of all parents, no matter how they conceived their kids.
Oh, and Tulip- I'm not sure what the consensus would be- but I think multiples are far more likely with IVF or medicated IUIs. We did an unmedicated IUI and have a singleton.
Hugs to everyone else, wherever you are in your journeys!
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I searched online so what I found that one small testicle is sign of varicocele. My husband left testicle is slightly smaller than normal size while right one is of normal size. Fsh is 13.2. If it comes out to be varicocele so is there any treatment for that and then does it give any hope that after treatment there is some chances of sperms to be present in samples?
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Hi Tulip,
I am not really sure, what the statistics are - I know of three of us who have husbands with Azoo - of us, two are singletons and one is twins (with DH's sperm). From the IVF group I am on (since May 2012), I think it was fairly evenly spread between twins and singletons - I would have to check the "database"
I can't really say anything about varicocele, as I have absolutely no experience with it whatsoever, but my fingers and toes are crossed that someone can help and that any treatment is successful!!! xxx
I am not really sure, what the statistics are - I know of three of us who have husbands with Azoo - of us, two are singletons and one is twins (with DH's sperm). From the IVF group I am on (since May 2012), I think it was fairly evenly spread between twins and singletons - I would have to check the "database"
I can't really say anything about varicocele, as I have absolutely no experience with it whatsoever, but my fingers and toes are crossed that someone can help and that any treatment is successful!!! xxx
Bub- not sure if you included me on the 3-
But I have a singleton on the way with hubby's sperm from a TESE.
We did ivf with icsi and put 2 back in- 1 stuck!
Good luck!
Today's a bit of a mike stone for me! 12 weeks! Just waiting for the resukrs of my NT to go public!
But I have a singleton on the way with hubby's sperm from a TESE.
We did ivf with icsi and put 2 back in- 1 stuck!
Good luck!
Today's a bit of a mike stone for me! 12 weeks! Just waiting for the resukrs of my NT to go public!
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Eeek happy 12 weeks Mbaby! That must be such a relief! Have fun sharing your news! 
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bubumaci
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No, Mbaby, I didn't ... I am sorry ... so we have three singletons and one set of twins that I know of ...
Congratulations on 12 weeks
... look forward to hearing your results 
Tulip - I scanned the results in the IVF-Forum and there it was about 3x as many singletons as twins ...
Congratulations on 12 weeks
... look forward to hearing your results Tulip - I scanned the results in the IVF-Forum and there it was about 3x as many singletons as twins ...
Thanks Ladies!!
Here is a picture from Monday's scan... I'm in love!!!❤️❤️😚
How is everyone else doing? Anyone cycling soon? Id love to hear some updates to cheer my fellow Azzo ladies on!
Here is a picture from Monday's scan... I'm in love!!!❤️❤️😚
How is everyone else doing? Anyone cycling soon? Id love to hear some updates to cheer my fellow Azzo ladies on!
Little One One more to add on. I have twins on the way from hubby's sperm through microtese.
Sorry I have not posted on a while. I have been closely following all the discussions. Had a few tense weeks as I had haematoma but things have settled now. I am finally starting to relax and stop worrying.
Good luck and loads of hugs.
Sorry I have not posted on a while. I have been closely following all the discussions. Had a few tense weeks as I had haematoma but things have settled now. I am finally starting to relax and stop worrying.
Good luck and loads of hugs.
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Canadian - Its nice to see you again!!! I wish you the best of luck!!
Tulip - Im sorry you are feeling down! Azoo is a longgggg process unfortunately....I hope you get more answers at the FS!
I am one of the successful twin pregnancies with DH's sperm, via ICSI from TESE. Don't lose hope...it takes a bunch of tries sometimes!
MBABY -
Arzoo - OMG YAY! Twinkies are the best! Lots of work, but you will love it!
Tulip - Im sorry you are feeling down! Azoo is a longgggg process unfortunately....I hope you get more answers at the FS!
I am one of the successful twin pregnancies with DH's sperm, via ICSI from TESE. Don't lose hope...it takes a bunch of tries sometimes!
MBABY -
Arzoo - OMG YAY!
Twinkies are the best! Lots of work, but you will love it!
Sorry dint mean to hold back as a secret first I went through OHSS and then the haematoma. We dint even share with our parents as we ere not sure how things would turn out. I am now feeling more confident that things will turn out fine.
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I totally understand! This is such a tough journey, with so much uncertainty and worry and fear (I was only kidding about the secret ). But I am glad that you are feeling better and more safe and confident.
OHSS is nasty (I had it flare up again when this try worked too), I hope you didn't have it too badly!
How are you feeling in general?
Do you have any piccies for us of your twinkies?
). But I am glad that you are feeling better and more safe and confident.OHSS is nasty (I had it flare up again when this try worked too), I hope you didn't have it too badly!
How are you feeling in general?
Do you have any piccies for us of your twinkies?
My oHSs was moderate so dint have to get hospitalised took few days off work when it was really bad. But ovaries still hurt and was swollen even at my 12 week scan. But am not complaining about anything. Just small troubles and hoops to jumb through.
I don't have any photos on my phone. Will try and scan the scan imagines were not good quality.
I don't have any photos on my phone. Will try and scan the scan imagines were not good quality.
