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Q: Pof And Ivf??

asked by: mins on June 11th, 2006

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Hi I am 26 yrs old and was diagnosed with pre-mature ovarian failure @ 18 yrs of age. I am now undergoing ivf my 4th transfer was may 16th and it was positive but ended up to be a m/c. I was wondering if we need estrogen in our body while we are pregnant until the placenta forms?

My clinic seem to think the embryo produces the estrogen and I have a very hard time beleiving that. Please help! I was on progesterone for a while until I lost the baby but I need to know if we need estrogen because woman with pof do not produce their own! Thank you for your reply!

Mindy

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Darklady

replied on June 14th, 2006

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estrogen regulates progesterone, protecting pregnancy. It also kick-starts one of the major processes of fetal maturation. Without it, a fetus's lungs, liver and other organs and tissues cannot mature.

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