Hi, Good Luck on starting your TTC. 35 is a great age. I think the
main thing is to get your early cycle blood tests (CD1 - CD3). They
will let the doctor know what your egg reserve and Thyroid levels look
like. A sperm analysis for your dh and a timed ultrasound would also not hurt.
I have a friend who could not concieve despite her fsh, lh,
testosterone, and e2 levels were normal. Then the doctor tested her T4 and TSH
levels and discovered that she was suffering from hypothyroidism. She
then conceived after three months of normal levels. She miscarried due
to low progesterone levels and clotting disorder. She again conceived
6 months later. Her pregancy was maintained after taking metformin,
baby aspirin, and progesterone supplements. Finally after almost 2
years, she was able to hold her baby boy in her arms.
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Originally Posted by shellshellbrown my husband and I have just started trying to conceive, i have just started charting bbt, never have before, i am currently taking metformin 1500mg and thyroid meds, can anyone tell me if they have had success in conceiving using the bbt and metformin only, I am 35 years old and i am worried, if i can get pregnant or not, i got pregnant when i was 24 but miscarried at 13 weeks, at that time i didnt know about the pcos or thyroid problem, any comments appreciated, and any advice. thanks!!!
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and can you take provera the first 5-10 days of the month and still ovulate and get pregnant? |