ENDO Messages for June, 2005: Re: Pregnency, Invitro, Insurance companies.

Re: Pregnency, Invitro, Insurance companies.

From: AmyRD (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri Jun 10 23:44:07 2005

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At Wed, 8 Jun 2005, anonymous wrote: >First of all, wait about a year and then see a reproductive endocrinologist for help...NOT an gyne. An RE is a fertility specialist.A gyne will not know what the appropriate step will be...they are NOT fertility experts. I made this mistake myself and wasted a lot of time. Next, Ovulation predictor tests are accurate....my dr had me do them. Remember that most women DO NOT ovulate on day 14 as everyone says. I ovulate anywhere from day 10 to day 18. so if you are like this you could be missing your opportunity. Next, manjority of insurance do not pay for in-vitro. I runs anywhere from $10,000 to 15,000 depending on your RE charges and area you live in. I was trying for 5 1/2 yrs and got pregnant after first IVF cycle. I have stage 4 endo.

Finally, yes stress can play a role in not getting pregnant but lots of fertile women get pregnant with a lot of stress. (look at the welfare population) If you try for a year without success then I doubt stress is your problem. Those with endo have a medical reason for not getting pregnant.

If you have any questions let me know...oh my son is 2 months old.

>Hey all,
>I've been reading all the posts, and I now have few a questions of my
>own. I have had endo for about 4 years now and have had one lap in (Dec
>02) and a 6 month treatment of Lupron (last dose Aug 04). I have been
>trying to conceive since Feb 05, and I have not become pregnant. I 'm
>worried that I am not going to be able to concieve a child naturally.
>When should I go to the gyno and have test done to see if I should
>consider alterntive means of getting pregnant? How realible is Invitro?
>Is it covered by most insurances companies? If not what is the average
>out of pocket cost? I have also heard that if a woman is under a large
>amount of stress that it is possible she wont ovulate at all? Does
>anyone know how factual that is?

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