Buninmyoven
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Trela: My gyn said that it might be a dysbalance between progesterone and oestrogen, so even if progesterone is high, what is important is the ratio between them. Or as I was tested 7dpo and normally start spotting around 9dpo, it might just be dropping early. Well as I said it only helped me when I was taking it vaginally. Still don't know why I started spotting mid cycle, but should hopefully get answers on my next exam in April. My husband had 2 sperm analysis 6 months apart and they were ok, so I don't think that the infections had any detrimental effects on it. How far in your pregnancy are you?
Buninmyoven: I am very sorry to hear your last cycle wasn't successful. For me it has been 7 months since my miscarriage, however the first 2 cycles i didn't ovulate due to hcg in my body, so in reality it has been 5 months but it is dragging and I am nowhere near 2 years like you, it must be very hard. My due date was a couple of weeks ago and as you do I was hoping to be pregnant by then but it didn't happen. How long did it take you to conceive before? Has your partner had a sperm analysis recently?
Nelttc: I was presribed 100mg 3dly
Pampas: Sorry for your chemical, maybe your body was just a bit out of whack after the chemical pregnancy and it might have been a coincidence that it disappeared after the hsg. Well hopefully it won't come back and you will be pregnant soon.
Hi DrCo,
I've been taking progesterone and it has helped the spotting but I think it's masking a deeper issue. I've been taking progesterone and Clomid (even though I ovulate) for months and neither has helped. It took me 10 months to conceive before and that was only after the spotting improved vastly after I started taking mega high doses of vitamin B. I tried that again after my miscarriage and it had no effect. I think the first pregnancy was a fluke. My DH had a sperm test after our miscarriage 2 yrs ago and that was fine but I'm going to push for another one. I am also considering asking if I can have an AMH (egg reserve) test done; although I am terrified of the results. This is really starting to get to me now. We've just had a letter from our local funding authority to say we won't be given funding for another year by which time I will be 35. I feel so low about the whole thing. The last year has been particularly bad I just don't know how I am going to cope with another year of this?
