Re: 32 on follistim no pregnancy
From: samina (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 15 Jan 2001 14:49:23 -0800
Hi,
Yes the thought of injectables was scary but my RE had me take it
subcutaneously on the fat aroung my stomach (pot belly :) ). since there are
no nerves there, only pure fat, I did not feel anything except the first
prick on the skin. It was not painful as the needle is a small one (about
1.5 inches). I had conceived when I was on reporonex and had IUI. So I am
hopeful that for me Lupron will do it too. You should be fine too. You will
be in my prayers.
Best wishes and Hugs
> >
>Hi Kerry and Samina,
>I have POCS and I will begin the next step in the process to conceive. I
>will continue on metformin but will begin injectibles (Repronex and
>Novarel). Have either of you used these? If so, what experiences did
>you have? I am scared of needles and I hope my fear does not override my
>desire to have a child. Has anyone else gone through this therapy and
>had positive results?
>
>Thank you,
>
>Scared
>
> >>From: kerrysamo99@aol.com (Kerry)
> >>Reply-To: pcos-medication@obgyn.net
> >>To: Multiple recipients of list PCOS-MEDICATION
> >><pcos-medication@mail.medispecialty.com>
> >>Subject: 32 on follistim no pregnancy
> >>Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2001 11:22:43 -0600
> >>
> >>I have been trying to get pregnant for 17 mos. Tried 4 cycles of
> >>clomid. Two cycles of Follistim. I responded well both times but then
> >>had ovarian cysts and had to skip a cycle both times. I have an
> >>in-vitro consult in March. I'm terrified that I am never going to have
> >>a baby. I am starting on lupron again then back on Follistim. Anyone
> >>out there going through this? When I was on birthcontrol pills and
> >>spirolactone my symptoms of pcos disappeared. Since i HAVE BEEN TRYING
> >>TO GET PREGNANT AND OFF THE MEDS THEY HAVE ALL RETURNED.
> >>
> >
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