Laprascopy Results Inconclusive: Why can't I get Pregnant? Posted: 04-06-06 05:44am
I HAD A LAPRASCOPY DONE AND THE FINDINGS
WHERE INCONCLUSIVE AS TO WHY I CANT GET
PREGNANT. I DO HAVE ONE FIBROID ON THE
UPPER BACK OF MY UTERUS. MY DOCTOR SAYS TO
KEEP TRYING, WHAT IS YOR ADVICE ? -THEY
FOUND NO SCARRING ,NO TUBAL DAMAGE.
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Infertility Answer A946 Posted: 05-25-06 06:07am
If everything is ok with the uterus and
the Fallopian tubes, then your doctor can
examine the functionality of the ovaries.
You can request an hormonal analyses (FSH,
LH, estrogen, progesterone, prolactin,
testosterone, DHEA, thyroxin) to observe
the function of the axis
hypothalamus-pituitary gland-ovaries.
Sometimes a woman's hormones prevent her
from producing eggs or can even stimulate
the system to reject a fertilized zygote.
Your partner can also request a sperm
analyses (sperm count exam) to make sure
he is within the appropriate fertility
range.
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