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What fertility testing is needed when trying to conceive?

Woman_4
Skidget

January 31, 2009

Hello

My husband I had been TTC for one year in October 2008. In October I went to my OB/GYN to start infertility testing. We did a semen analysis on my husband that came out fine. They did a vaginal ultrasound on me, everything looked fine. We did day21 progesterone bloodwork also which was a little low. They then put me on Clomid and Metformin. This is my 4 th month on the Clomid and Metformin. Clomid is 100mg and Metformin is 850mg twice a day. I do ovulation predictor tests and I do get a positive every month. Since taking the Clomid I have developed some cysts that do seem to go away on their own. So basically I am taking the Clomid and Metformin every month, going in for a ultrasound every month and doing progesterone bloodwork. My progesterone seems to be a little low each time. It has been in month order: 5,8,10,14. So, this if my 4th month on the meds. I was wondering if I need to move on to more aggressive testing or what exactly I need to do. I havn't had an HSG yet and I am wondering if I should bring that up to my doctor. I just don't want her to feel like I am telling her what to do. I am just so ready to a mom and I feel like there are other things I could have been doing or testing besides the meds month after month. Thanks :)

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Dr. Q

January 31, 2009

One can always move on and ask for more aggressive treatments if they'd like. An HSG at this point is also warranted and a physician-patient relationship is not a one-way street... Your doc can take better care of you if you express your thoughts and concerns

Good luck, and keep us posted..

*****BabyDust*****
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