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Birth defects from infertilityFrom: Michelle (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 26 Dec 2001 19:41:48 -0600 (CST)
Hello I just made a huge mistake. I read an article that stated infertility can happen for a reason and if you get pregnant you have a greater chance for defects and you should have genetic tests before hand. I am paranoid since we have been ttc for over a year and I just miscarried in November. The article was from a men's health magazine and it talked about low sperm count. What is your take on this? We start our next cycle of clomid and IUI in January. My Fertility doctor said if we have another miscarriage they will send us for genetic testing. Am I just being paranoid? I guess the article is trying to say that some people were not "meant" to have children if the man's sperm count is low. We would love our baby regardless, but this puts some guilt on my husband if this were to happen. I really didn't see any credible resourses from this article. I just know when I miscarried they said the standard reason is genetic abnormalities. Thanks and sorry for being paranoid! Michelle
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