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Q: High Fsh Level And Fsh Injectables For Pregnancy ?

asked by: jc1971 on June 6th, 2007

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Hello I am a 36 year old woman experiencing infertility. I just had my first round of letrozole, ovidrel and IUI. Waiting to see if I am preggers, hoping, praying.
My fertility DR. told me he was very concerned about my abnormal FSH level - the norm in his lab is 10 and I was at 13.8 on my day 3 tests.
The next step if I am not lucky this time is to do FSH injectables for 8 days in a row whilst being monitored.

Anyone out there that has had this issue and gone through this procedure?
Anyone pregnant?
Getting a little sad and worried. Confused

thanks so much.

Replies(1)

monkeygirl22

replied on June 15th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

High Fsh level indicate poor ovarian reserve. Your doesn't seem horribly high but it is higher than it should be. Good is less than 6. I don't have any information about what to do.

I am pregnant though. I am 5weeks and 3 days today. I was diagnosed with PCOS about three weeks ago and amazing found out I was pregnant.
How long have you been trying?

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