I had my blood drawn for AMH and karyotyping. Is there anything else that I should request? I feel completely in the dark about all of this. I don't know what to ask.
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I had my blood drawn for AMH and karyotyping. Is there anything else that I should request? I feel completely in the dark about all of this. I don't know what to ask.
So, my AMH is 2.92 ng/ml. Is that ok?
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I'm 33. I'll be 34 in January
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What all are they checking in the karyotyping?? All chromosomal abnormalities??
If they are not doing this already I would have them check for clotting issues and you can read about that here. Recurrent Miscarriage Evaluation/Coagulation Panel
yes it's good!! :cheer: above average for your age!! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by momamia4
Yay!! My doctor is out of town this week. Yes, karyotyping for all chromosomal abnormalities. I didn't realize how freaking expensive it is until after the test. :/ Do you think if I call and request clotting tests, they'll just fax over the request to the lab? I might be able to get them to do that.
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If not them, I could probably get my other doctor to order them and then just take the results to my RE. :D
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It may have already been covered in the karyotyping but yes I would def. call to make sure. It is horribly expensive.
Another thing I thought you may want to have checked is your thyroid.
Honestly, that is probably what I would do. Some of the RE's we've run into have been very against the clotting tests for reasons I do not understand and would all but refuse to order them for people. :/Quote:
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I know my thyroid is actually way too low=hyperthyroidism. My TSH was only .03. That's way too low. I have an appointment with my thyroid doctor on the 19th to get my meds adjusted. I think that might be a contributing factor in the miscarriages.
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