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Re: Question about checking E2 levels during IVF? From: anneminke (anonymous@obgyn.net) Tue, 31 Mar 1998 14:02:57 -0600 (CST) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Wendy: "Alternates to DepoProvara" Previous message: Marna: "Re: Have I suffered a missed miscarriage?" In reply to: Chrissy: "Question about checking E2 levels during IVF?" Chrissy, As a seasoned IVFer I can tell you that at my clinic they start checking (ultrasound and bloodtests) around the 8th day of stimulation. I don't think you can see that much on the ultrasound earlier. I know that there are differences between clinics, and the first time you do IVF they might want to see you earlier to check your blood to see how you are doing on the amount of FSH prescribed. (Could be either too much with the risk of overstimulation or too little so the follicles don't grow enough). Hope this helps, Good luck! -- Anneminke At Tue, 31 Mar 1998, Chrissy wrote: > >I'm scheduled to start stim meds on the 4th of April and I don't get my >first E2 check until the morning of the 10th of April. So, that's the >6th day of stimulation. I keep hearing stories of other ladies having >theirs checked on the 2nd and 4th days. What do you guys think? Should >I insist on being checked more often, or is this normal for some >clinics? > >Thanks, > >-- >Chrissy > Next message: Wendy: "Alternates to DepoProvara" Previous message: Marna: "Re: Have I suffered a missed miscarriage?" In reply to: Chrissy: "Question about checking E2 levels during IVF?"

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