leylak
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Jenny, I am glad the baby is fine. I hope the spotting goes away soon. Did the doctor say anything about why it could have happened? I read that the production of hormones are taken over by placenta at those weeks and this could cause some spotting.
Well, I saw the dr again yesterday. He seemed concerned about the high anti thyroid antibodies too. (and yes, Hashimoto's it is) He said this could be the reason for my short LP, spotting and that we cannot conceive. Even the MC could be because of this My thyroid levels are fine, that is why nobody seemed to need to check the anti thyroids.
Danielle, thanks for the link honey, I did some research and read things similar to that. All of them explain about hypothyroidism but I don't have hypothyroidism yet. Just antibodies attacking the gland. But it seems that hypothyroidism will develop if left untreated. My dr said that this is an immunity problem and that those antibodies may also be attacking other things like embryos trying to implant or this could decrease the egg quality and hence short LP, spotting, infertility...
He prescribed cortisone. I hope this cures the problem.
Although we found something bad, I am quite relieved at the moment. I feel like we are making a fresh new start and I have the energy to cope. I am really amazed by my new doctor, I asked him lots of questions and he explained everything with patience. I trust him and I feel that he trusts me too. When I mentioned about my LP problem, previous doctors did not seem to be interested but this one really took it seriously. I had one (maybe two) suspected chemicals and I hadn't told him but he mentioned that I could be having chemicals every month because of this problem. He also asked me to get betas at 14 DPO so that we could have some quantitative proof about chemicals. I am really glad that I found him
Well, I saw the dr again yesterday. He seemed concerned about the high anti thyroid antibodies too. (and yes, Hashimoto's it is) He said this could be the reason for my short LP, spotting and that we cannot conceive. Even the MC could be because of this My thyroid levels are fine, that is why nobody seemed to need to check the anti thyroids.
Danielle, thanks for the link honey, I did some research and read things similar to that. All of them explain about hypothyroidism but I don't have hypothyroidism yet. Just antibodies attacking the gland. But it seems that hypothyroidism will develop if left untreated. My dr said that this is an immunity problem and that those antibodies may also be attacking other things like embryos trying to implant or this could decrease the egg quality and hence short LP, spotting, infertility...
He prescribed cortisone. I hope this cures the problem.
Although we found something bad, I am quite relieved at the moment. I feel like we are making a fresh new start and I have the energy to cope. I am really amazed by my new doctor, I asked him lots of questions and he explained everything with patience. I trust him and I feel that he trusts me too. When I mentioned about my LP problem, previous doctors did not seem to be interested but this one really took it seriously. I had one (maybe two) suspected chemicals and I hadn't told him but he mentioned that I could be having chemicals every month because of this problem. He also asked me to get betas at 14 DPO so that we could have some quantitative proof about chemicals. I am really glad that I found him