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Re: When should husband be tested?

From: Amalia (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 24 Nov 1999 09:14:01 -0600 (CST)


At Tue, 23 Nov 1999, Mary wrote: >
>> I am going to be 40 in January and my husband is 43. We are trying to
>> have our first child together (this will be the first child for both of
>> us). We've been trying for less than a year but I have only just begun
>> taking my basal temp and using OPKs. I understand that at my age it is
>> recommended I have the usual infertility tests, but am wondering when my
>> husband should be tested. My brother was diagnosed with vericosele
>> (sic) at 43 and I'm wondering how prevalant this is with men in their
>> 40s. Thanks.
>
>Sue,
>
>I think most here will tell you that the males should have a semen analysis
>before the women undergo invasive testing. Now, if your ages alter that I
>do not know.
>
>Let's see what Dr. Harvey recommends.
>
>How long have you been charting? Did you just start this cycle or have you
>been charting for a couple mos or more? Are your cycles regular? How long
>are they?
>I only began charting 4 days ago on day 13 of my cycle. I realize I should've started much earlier, but since my cycles have been so regular (28 days on the button the majority of the time)we've been trying around the 11th through 18th day. My basal temp on 13th and 14th day was 98, went down to 97.9, then was 98 again yesterday morning. Unfortunately I didn't take it this morning. Although the OPK tests indicated I'm ovulating, it's hard to tell from my CM. Thanks for your help.
>
>--
>Mary Shoup
>Pregnancy & Birth Coordinator
>mary.shoup@obgyn.net
>http://www.obgyn.net
>



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