Experiences with Femera?

[atomic sagebrush]

Re tylenol when pregnant - newer studies show a link to tylenol and asthma so not so overly cautious but perhaps just up to date on new info.

Femara is prob. fine when BF, it's not recommended because it is an unknown, not becuase they have proof of harm

[Hbuhs]

hitmebabyonemoretime:

I told my GP that we were trying for an entire year (untrue) and that I have very irregular periods (actually true). He sent me a referral to an RE and I saw her a month or so following.
There is actually a Clomid shortage in Canada so from what I understand, many people who are first time tryers of oral fertility treatments are prescribed Femera. My friend who goes to the same RE is being prescribed Clomid since that was successful for her last pregnancy. (She's not swaying, just using it for irregular ovulation). I'm sure every doctor has their own plan and idea but I have caught wind on this site that others REs have spoke of the Clomid shortage.

Honestly, like Anchor said, don't straight up ask for it. Bend the truth if you have to!

Now my iPad finally reloaded the updated convos and I see that your breastfeeding. Doesnt BF sway pink? That would be a help for ya

[Hitmebabyonemoretime]

hitmebabyonemoretime:

I told my GP that we were trying for an entire year (untrue) and that I have very irregular periods (actually true). He sent me a referral to an RE and I saw her a month or so following.
There is actually a Clomid shortage in Canada so from what I understand, many people who are first time tryers of oral fertility treatments are prescribed Femera. My friend who goes to the same RE is being prescribed Clomid since that was successful for her last pregnancy. (She's not swaying, just using it for irregular ovulation). I'm sure every doctor has their own plan and idea but I have caught wind on this site that others REs have spoke of the Clomid shortage.

Honestly, like Anchor said, don't straight up ask for it. Bend the truth if you have to!

Now my iPad finally reloaded the updated convos and I see that your breastfeeding. Doesnt BF sway pink? That would be a help for ya

Thank you he's 1, and still bfing a few times a day (for a good drink) and a few quick gulps too lol. I don't believe it sways to strong for me as I was bf ds 3 when I got pg with ds 4. But maybe combined with a few things?


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[Hitmebabyonemoretime]

Re tylenol when pregnant - newer studies show a link to tylenol and asthma so not so overly cautious but perhaps just up to date on new info.

Femara is prob. fine when BF, it's not recommended because it is an unknown, not becuase they have proof of harm

Well, maybe I'll leave that tidbit of info out when I visit him.


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[SweetLily]

Thanks ladies.

Anchor, you make me laugh! I am going back to RFC on monday for a sonohistogram. Oh, and I tested positive for anticardiolipin antibodies there THREE YEARS AGO and they never told me! Will take that up with the dr when I speak to her monday!!@!!

[The Anchor]

Thanks ladies.

Anchor, you make me laugh! I am going back to RFC on monday for a sonohistogram. Oh, and I tested positive for anticardiolipin antibodies there THREE YEARS AGO and they never told me! Will take that up with the dr when I speak to her monday!!@!!

I am honestly baffled that no one ever mentioned it. What is the point of getting the tests done? And after all your m/c s? I would be screaming bloody murder if I were you. I'll be cheering you on.

[SweetLily]

Anchor--its even worse. 14 months after that test, I wound up hauled away in an ambulance and in the stroke ward for suspected mini stroke!!!!! In the end, the drs had no idea what happened and didnt do any follow up but SERIOUSLY?! I AM SO PISSED. And do you know how many mcs I have had in those 3 years?!!!!!

STARK. RAVING. MAD.

[atomic sagebrush]

OH my gosh, this scares me so bad!! So thankful you're ok!!

[atomic sagebrush]

Well, maybe I'll leave that tidbit of info out when I visit him.


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My advice is when trolling for fertility meds, ALWAYS leave breastfeeding out of it. If you don't, they immediately seize upon that as the reason why you are not geting pregnant, even when it is extremely unlikely that has anything to do with it (such as babies older than 2 years, women with totally regular cycles, people nursing like 1 time a day, etc)

[SweetLily]

No kidding right? Talk about irresponsible. I dont want to get too mad at her, I need her help to get my girl bust sheesh...something has to be said!