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Q: Chlymidia

asked by: plantpot on June 1st, 2005

New User

Have been ttc for 2yrs now and started going through tests 8 months ago.. Found that at some point I have had chlymidia without realising and my anti bodys were 1:2048.... Very high!!
Had a hsg which shown mild to moderate dilation of right tube and slight dilation of the lateral end of the left tube and was ment to go for a lap last month but felt a bit fed up with being poked and prodded.
I dont want to give up hope but think I would like to try a more alternative route.... Had enough of hospitals for this year, does anyone have any success stories and advise for me :roll:

Replies(1)

allusivepond

replied on June 2nd, 2005

Experienced User

Hey,

dont get discourage I had the same thing had it and didnt know I did (we have been ttc for 15 months) whilst im not pregnant yet I went to see a herbalist in january and since going to see her the first three months were about getting regular which I am now the next three were about building up reserves of vitamins in case I fell pregant and now its about getting pregnant.

I take my temp every morning at the same time, rub this cream on my belly twice a day, take folate which ur suppose to do and take this herbal capsules twice daily. The best part is its all natural and it has even eased off the crankiness and cramping I have gotton since stopping bc. I would recommend to anyone to try natural methods and exhaust all methods before taking the medical route as it takes so much out of you as you have discovered.

From someone who cant wait to have a jellybean all of their own

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