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From: Beth (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 30 Apr 2002 08:13:48 -0500 (CDT)

Hi! If a woman miscarries really really early, before even most women would know they are pregnant, like say getting a +HPT at 11 days post ovulation and then almost a week later its negative and you miscarry, if this happens a couple times in a row, does that mean that a woman might have a problem or that the odds are that since up to 40 or 50% of conceptions never go on to be completed into lasting pregnancies, that its more likely to be a case of that?

Also, my doctor put me on Clomid since my cycles are 26 days one month and 35 the next, even though i ovulate, he wants to give me a more regular ovulation. However the CLomid has dried me up completely. No cervical fluid whatsoever, if i were your patient, would you find it prudent to add a little Estrace 1mg for 5 days once the clomid is done to take up til ovulation before then going on to suggest IUI, or would you just suggest IUI? My insurance, Blue Cross, wont cover anything,and i would like to try a little hormone therapy before having to spend $400 a cycle on IUI.

There is one other rather graphic question, that i have, but i cant go to my doctor about this due to my natural shyness. Here goes: If a woman appears dry at the beginning of intercourse (during her fertile time) and then thru the act of intercourse gets very wet, could it be that the cervical fluid around the cervix is being brought down thru the act of intercourse, or would it be arousal fluid, because it gets very wet. Now you can probably see why i cant ask my long time doctor this question! lol Thanks! Beth



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