PCOS Messages for April, 2002: Re: miscarriage with clomid and glucophage XR

Re: miscarriage with clomid and glucophage XR

From: Angela (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 18 Apr 2002 11:44:18 -0500 (CDT)

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I am so sorry for your loss. But you are right about the progesterone, we seem have have it very low. I got pregnant with insemination and injections in Oct. 00, but my RE put me on progeterone as soon as the second insemination was done, we had two in a row and then I stayed on it until my 10w. I am not saying your dr doesn't know what he is doing, but you should consder talking to him about the progesterone, I got pregnant again in Nov 01, naturally, and my OB put me right on progesterone, my level was 7, and he kept me on until 13w. I have btoh PCOS & IR and I tried to get pregnant for 6 years before I went to my RE. I aslo took glucophage until I found out I was pregnant then I was taken off it during the pregnancy.

Best of luck with our next try, have him put you on progesterone. I you need to talk to someone email me faussetja@aol.com

At Thu, 18 Apr 2002, kitty wrote: >
>Joyfully finding out that I was pregnant with only 3 rounds of clomid,I
>went on to miscarry at 6weeks.Needless to say my husband and I are
>deeply hurt by our loss. Our doctor keeps telling us that it's just
>something that happened and that the next pregnancy will not be
>affected.He gave us the" genetics"must have been the cause. I
>understand that most miscarriages that happen early on are caused by
>defected sperm and/or egg.I'm more than sure that my progesterone levels
>had something to do with it,the week after ovualation it was 12.2,above
>15 can sustain a pregnancy,but after a positive pregnancy test the
>progesterone was 29.1 and the HcG was 763 then two days later it was
>22.4 and 1700.One week later both levels had dropped to 1.5 and 78.1.I
>think that if it were all genetic then the HcG wouldn't have increased
>as it would in a "normal" pregnancy.Dr.D told us that the increased HcG
>is what causes the body to continue to make progesterone. If I'm not
>mistaken don't most PCOSer's have a problem with low progesterone or
>maybe it's wishful thinking on my part? Sorry it's sooo long I just
>needed to hear another opinion.Thanks

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