PCOS Messages for July, 2000: Re: PCOS & Miscarriage (To Vena & Annetta)

Re: PCOS & Miscarriage (To Vena & Annetta)

From: Herring (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 5 Jul 2000 14:45:55 -0500

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Don't feel bad about not knowing about progesterone. That is something I never heard of until I saw a post from Kay#1 (I think) on here. Then when I went to my appointment with my RE 2 weeks ago. That was when she told me about her plans to put me on progesterone suppositories (misspelled) until I am up to 12 weeks. I am sorry for your loss. I have been there, and I know that quite honestly nothing anyone says can really help when you are going through the loss of a pregnancy.

Take care Annetta

-----Original Message----- From: anonymous@obgyn.net [mailto:anonymous@obgyn.net Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 2:14 PM To: Multiple recipients of list PCOS Subject: Re: PCOS & Miscarriage (To Vena & Annetta)

Just wanted to say thanks for your note of encouragement and helpful suggestions. Sunday morning while I was getting ready for church I began to miscarry, so I've been resting, and just working through it. I'm ready to go back to the doctor with questions and make another go of it. I will definitely talk to her about the progesterone. Something I didn't know, being so new to all of this. Thanks again.

At Thu, 29 Jun 2000, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Yes, those of us who suffer from PCOS do have a higher risk of miscarriage.
>I have had at least 6 miscarriages...two in the past year. The reason is
>that we don't have enough progesterone to sustain the pregnancy. How far
>along are you? I am very sorry for your loss and your pain and I can SO
>relate with where you are at right now. You need to have your progesterone
>levels checked. I have been trying to conceive on Clomid since
>November....no luck. My doctor checked my progesterone levels on Cycle Day
4 >or 5 and then again on day Cycle Day 20. This will give your doc
information >about whether to support you with progesterone shots or suppositories.
>
>Also, Metformin is supposed to help us not only conceive, but also support
>the pregnancy. Good luck...and keep me posted on how you're doing!
>
>Vena

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