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I'm reading that RE's machines typically don't go above 5000 which is why she probably told me it was over 5000 but wouldn't give exact number. Maybe it was over 8000 on Friday which explains the crazy jump to 17000 (regular lab) on Monday?
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I think that is entirely possible that is exactly what happened. Makes perfect sense.
At 8 weeks 5 days measuring only 6 weeks 5 days with two gestational sacs only. Another diagnosed missed miscarriage with blighted ovums. Thank you for all your prayers and support. Still not giving up on the possibility of motherhood someday. I will trust in Him. Just wish I could do something about my egg quality. Numbers are not bad but the 600mg of ubiquinol over several months certainly didn't help like I believed it would.
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Hugs sweetie! I'm so so sorry :( you are a momma! You will get to be an earthly momma some day too! I just know it! So many prayers for you!Quote:
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I'm so sorry fefe. Thank you for updating.
The ubiquinol is not a miracle cure, unfortunately. I think I recall talking about this before but I'd probably try cutting way back on carbs to see if it helps.
Ok, thanks! Tried gluten free and then paleo. Guess keto is next!Quote:
Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush
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No need to go that far, as too low carb may also be bad for fertility. Aim at a diet like the Zone or Perfect Health Diet that has good carbs but overall is less in refined carbs and sugar. Paleo is good but make sure you're getting SOME carbs (continue eating lots of fruit and veg and nuts). Gluten free can be quite high carbs so depending on how you were doing it that can backfire (it's great for people for whom gluten is an issue, but can mess with egg quality for some)
Test results back from twins. Turns out they were girls with Trisomy 16. First miscarriage was Trisomy 13. What are the chances that I have a balanced translocation causing this?
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I'm so sorry for your losses
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Thanks!Quote:
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I am so sorry. You and your partner can have a kareothype done to find out.
About 4% that one or the other of you does. But Trisomy 13 risks increase with age and Trisomy 16 is just super super common, among top causes of miscarriage and it most likely was just sheer bad luck. I know several people on the site who had had more than one loss due to Trisomies and went on to have a healthy pregnancy afterwards, and additionally many of our HT ladies who have fertilized eggs that have several of their tested embryos found to have numerous trisomies in among the normals. It does happen quite regularly, unfortunately, so while it may be worthy of investigation I don't want you to jump to the worst conclusion first.Quote:
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I am so, so very sorry for your losses.
Thank you Atomic! Seeing new RE next week for karyotype testing. I pray this is just another fluke.Quote:
Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush
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Praying for you to have your take home rainbow baby!!!
Karyotyping came back normal for us both. Sigh. Next cycle Femara with Follistim and HCg. Anybody done this regiment with success?
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I didn't have this protocol but maybe if you include the dose you are taking it will help other ladies to tell you.
I know it's frustrating but it's actually good news. :heart:
Yes lots of gals on here have done that - great results for conceiving!! FXFXFX!!
Waiting for RE to tell me dosages.Quote:
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He's recommending Follistim 300iu x2 and Pregnyl. I've found the European brand Puregon to be more affordable. Does this matter at all? Difference of about $250.
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They're basically the exact same thing, just different name! Save the $$, get the cheaper one. Do confirm with pharmacist simply because I am not one but yes they do the same thing and have been tested side by side and found to be identical in terms of results.
Thanks! Just ordered today!!Quote:
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Good luck Fefe!!!