Re: Progesterone.... and chlomid for better, quality egg

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At Fri, 20 Jul 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Hi April,
>
>I am not a doc but I do know that most docs on this forum will tell you
>that if you have post ovulatory temps below the coverline you probably
>don't just have low progesterone but you'r e probably not ovulating. Dr.
>Lynn, for example, always says that a short luteal phase means that
>you're not ovulating. So, if this is the case, clomid should help you t
>o start ovulating better and more regularly. And yes, you can be on
>both clomid and progesterone.
>>
>>Hi,
>>I've found through charting my temps that I have a short luteal phase
>>(around 10 or 11 days) and some cycles what seems to be low
>>progesterone. Sometimes, but not always I have temps around or below
>>coverline after ovulation. My question is this....would it hurt to be
>>on either progesterone supplements or chlomid while we are ttc? I was
>>wondering if a few cycles were normal progesterone levels and I was
>>taking something...would that be harmful in any way? Also, would it be
>>wise to be on Chlomid or just progesterone supps? I've had 2 previous,
>>early miscarriages and one neonatal loss in early March of this year.
>>
>>My husband and I are carriers of the Smith Lemli Opitz gene, which is
>>autosomal recessive, and are getting ready to ttc again. Would taking
>>chlomid improve my chances of producing a better quality egg....one
>>without the gene? Or am I making no sense? ;-)
>>
>>Thanks for any andvice and GOD Bless,
>>April

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