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Hello,
I hope you don't mind me posting here... I am just not sure where I belong anymore!
I am 34 years old and have recently suffered two miscarriages (have had three in total, but not in a row). The last two my babies had heartbeats, but stopped growing at 6 weeks (though hearts continued till 8 weeks). I miscarried in my 9th week.
I am seeing an RE and have had all the recurrent loss testing, plus just went through my "testing cycle" with hormones, antral follicle counts, etc. This was a far from normal cycle to begin with... even after have a normal 1st AF after my last loss.
Here are the results. I had normal estradial readings on CD3, but extremely high FSH at 31.2.
Low antral follicle count and on CD10, had two small follies that were not anywhere large enough to ovulate. I also have been spotting this whole cycle!! Again... this is after having a normal cycle last month.
I also had a sonohysterogram to see if there was anything abnormal in my uterus and he saw what appears to be some sort of tissue in there that will need to be removed. We are assuming this could have been left from my miscarriage in February since I didn't get a D&C... and could be causing my continuous spotting right now. I havne't had my results appointment (will be having this next week), but I am terrified at what my doctor is going to tell me.
I know that all of the antibody/clotting disorder tests came back ok. I am hetero MTHFR C677T, but this is easily treated with Folgard and most likely not the problem. The way I understand this is this may be an egg quality issue since my reserve may be subpar.
I have researched and can't figure out what the treatment might be for something like this?? Any thoughts? I have seen some people mention IVF, but quite honestly since we can get pregnant on our own very easily, I don't think this is something we are willing to do. Is there something that they can do to make the egg quality better or more developed? Is there treatment that would be compatible with someone that has high FSH?
I am just looking for some information as to what the treatment recommendations "might" be. It's so hard waiting!!
Thank you!
I hope you don't mind me posting here... I am just not sure where I belong anymore!
I am 34 years old and have recently suffered two miscarriages (have had three in total, but not in a row). The last two my babies had heartbeats, but stopped growing at 6 weeks (though hearts continued till 8 weeks). I miscarried in my 9th week.
I am seeing an RE and have had all the recurrent loss testing, plus just went through my "testing cycle" with hormones, antral follicle counts, etc. This was a far from normal cycle to begin with... even after have a normal 1st AF after my last loss.
Here are the results. I had normal estradial readings on CD3, but extremely high FSH at 31.2.

I also had a sonohysterogram to see if there was anything abnormal in my uterus and he saw what appears to be some sort of tissue in there that will need to be removed. We are assuming this could have been left from my miscarriage in February since I didn't get a D&C... and could be causing my continuous spotting right now. I havne't had my results appointment (will be having this next week), but I am terrified at what my doctor is going to tell me.
I know that all of the antibody/clotting disorder tests came back ok. I am hetero MTHFR C677T, but this is easily treated with Folgard and most likely not the problem. The way I understand this is this may be an egg quality issue since my reserve may be subpar.

I have researched and can't figure out what the treatment might be for something like this?? Any thoughts? I have seen some people mention IVF, but quite honestly since we can get pregnant on our own very easily, I don't think this is something we are willing to do. Is there something that they can do to make the egg quality better or more developed? Is there treatment that would be compatible with someone that has high FSH?
I am just looking for some information as to what the treatment recommendations "might" be. It's so hard waiting!!
Thank you!