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Re: Any comments on ability to conceive but having chemical pregnancies greatly appreciated??From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 7 Feb 2003 20:38:58 -0600 (CST)
At Fri, 7 Feb 2003, Jay wrote: > >Hello > >[I will discuss this with my RE...but because she hasn't been doing any >monitoring of my clomid cycles I would like to have your opinion as >well!] > >I am 37 yrs old...TTC#1...this is our 11th month. (did chart >temperatures) ...my FSH levels at CD3 were 8 - 9 - and 10.3 >...all other tests were normal >...Sperm Analysis was great >...HSG - tubes were clear >I ovulate on my own every cycle... >have 12-13 day luteal phases >...have very light periods. >Not overweight...exercise... > >After 9 months of trying I tested positive on a HPT...had a chemical >pregnancy (betas were very low...didn't reach 50 at 16dpo!...my period >started a few days later.) > >I was given clomid...50mg to boost ovulation...on cycle 2 of clomid >(last cycle) I had another chemical pregnancy (betas pretty much the >same as the 1st one!) > >Here I am at clomid cycle 3...RE will be doing a midcycle ultrasound >next Wednesday...cd12...to check lining and follicle development. > >So...it looks like I can conceive on my own...but can't manage to make >it last!! > >...what do you think could be causing these chemical pregnancies? And >what, realistically, should be the next step?? > >Thanks! Just had to respond because your problem sounds so familiar. I have had 3 miscarriages and then 2 chemical pregnancies while using clomid which just made my uterine lining worse. I have regular cycles which are also light and my leutal phase is about 11-13 days. I finally found a solution to my problem by just using progesterone suppositories starting 2dpo and continuing until 14 wks pg. which helped to stregthen my leutal phase and thicken my lining and went on to have a healthy baby finally. I am now pregnant again using just the suppositories. If you have not tried using just hormone replacement since you do ovulate(and I swear by the suppositories not the pills), it is worth a try before moving on the expensive injectables and monitoring. Best of luck!!
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