Some women are very regular with their periods and can therefore tell when they might ovulate, and others are less regular and so ovulation is more of a guess.
Is this a situation where the girl wants to get pregnant and is trying to time things, or is this a boy who wants to get a girl pregnant? I really don't recommend the girl try to get pregnant on purpose from a boy, unless they are married. It is not very fair to the boy if he has not agreed to the plan.
Category B
Animal reproduction studies have failed to demonstrate a risk to the fetus and there are no adequate and well-controlled studies in pregnant women.
Category C
Animal reproduction studies have shown an adverse effect on the fetus and there are no adequate and well-controlled studies in humans, but potential benefits may warrant use of the drug in pregnant women despite potential risks.
I had a 2nd opinion 2 weeks with another fertility doc and he mentioned that being a healthy 40yr old women I had a 20-30% chance on getting pregnant on my own. The 1st fertility doc told us that we had a 5-10% chance. WOW.. what a difference. Also, not sure how viable my eggs would be since my IVF did not take, since I had grades B and C's. Any advice would be great.
Dr. Sherri Thornton in Normal, IL is amazing! She is really nice and professional. She did my surgery and teddybears4ever2's. She works for Women for Women, so no guys in the clinic! (I don't know if that matters to you, but it does to me!) If you need a number or address just message me!
The FIRST RESPONSE® Fertility Test for Women detects FSH (follicle stimulating hormone), on Day 3 of a woman’s menstrual cycle in order to assess her ovarian reserve, an indicator of fertility. Women who want to assess their ability to conceive may find the results of this test useful.
The test must be done on Day 3 of your cycle. Count the first day of bleeding or spotting as Day 1 of your cycle. A small amount of blood in your urine from your period should not affect the results in any way.
After spending a year with severe general anxiety (constant shaking, heart palpitations, inability to concentrate, unable to enjoy life and general miserableness), I started therapy and (reluctantly at first) Zoloft. I've now been on Zoloft for a year (100mg) and doing group therapy for about the same amount of time. The difference this year has made has been huge!
Hey im courtney and i do have anxienty and i do take liquid brand of zoloft and i still get tired all the time and have some mood swings somtimes and get furusterated somtimes, even though im naturally a happy outgoing person, im a young women, im 20 years old and have dont some reserch on this, but i get tired threw out the day and yawn a lot and hard to get out of bed somtime when i been sleeping so good, and i do sleep good but somtimes takes time to get to sleep, and im drowzy a lot and nee
well I don't want to worry you but I also had an HSG and everything was clear and everything else was normal and 6 IUI's later with clomid and still haven't gotten pregnant. The doctor decided that we should check for endo with a lap because even if your tubes are clear the endo could prevent the tubes from picking up the egg..I'd really look into it if I were you just to be 100% sure you are ok..
What about diabetes and infertility as it is related to males? Does it cause fertility issues in men, too?
Dr. Falcone: Yes. Certain diabetes complications can cause issues for men that contribute to infertility. For example, nerve damage from diabetes, multiple sclerosis or a spinal cord injury can lead to retrograde ejaculation – where the semen goes into the bladder. Since the semen never reaches the female reproductive system, infertility may be an issue.
Anyhow, I had NO ringing in the ears from Zoloft. None. About the main side-effect I had on Zoloft was fatique, lack of libido, constipation, lethargy, more fatique...you get the picture.
Zoloft helped me with my panic attacks ,which many yrs ago I did suffer. Zoloft also helped me with my clinical depressions. That's why my Doc prescribed "Z" for me.
ve mantioned fibroids. Those are quite common in women in their 30s and 40s. Fibroids can interfere with implantation of the fertilized egg. that's why I'd consider this a serious obstacle. Statistics show that 30% of women who start trying to conceive are able to fall pregnant on the first menstrual cycle (1 month). 60% achieve it after 3 cycles (about 3 months), while 80% will get pregnant after 6 cycles (about 6 months).
I take 75 mg Zoloft. It has been helpful in treating my depression and anxiety. But I have also done a lot more than depend on meds. I also exercise almost daily, see a therapist weekly, meditate when I have a chance, listen and learn about depression to be on top of things.
I have found that I feel best when I am pro-actively holding the depression and bad feelings at bay. Just the knowledge that I am doing something is helpful.
Regarding your statement about guys not feeling this way...
in the meantime drink TONS and TONS of water AND make sure your bladder is completley full and ready to burst before your next ultrasound. if your baby does have kidneys, this will help you to produce fluid which might in turn help the tech to locate something not seen before. i believe low amounts of fluid can affect how well the baby can be seen via ultrasound, and i'd imagine the kidneys are very hard to find.
I've been on birth control for 10 years and started having anxiety and panic attacks out of the blue.I went off of it and now I'm just trying to get my hormones back in line. I'm still having some anxiety and depression but I've read from other women that they went through a similar situation but the thread I found was from 2007.
S) since I was about 13 (could Zoloft have prevented growth?
Adenomyosis is not typically considered to be a contributor to infertility, although in theory I agree with you and wonder if it can sometimes play a role in affecting implantation. Having said that, most miscarriages are due to genetic abnormalities in the embryo, and unfortunately miscarriages are common. There is no 'cure' for adenomyosis.
t drink but MAYBE once a week, and during this particular night she endulged in quite a few, we came home and had unprotected sex in hopes that maybe we could conceive, it was around the 13th-16th day of her cycle. My question is what are the chances we could concieve given my strong previous alcohol use before and that night, and her VERY mild alcohol use before but strong that night?????
I had been in alot of pain and was bleeding heavily constantly, after visiting my doctor I was diagnosed with PID caused by an STI. This was around 8 years ago, I am now 30. I have since had no normal smears so have had to visit my colposcopy unit several times and have had a biopsy on 2 occasions but this has never been followed up with any treatment. The doctor told me that this was due to the areas that were showing bad cells were small and had not grown in size.
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