I am 34 and I am pregnant (5 weeks) and I had a fsh 12.3 after clomid challenging test, the rest of the hormone values were fine. I got pregnant in the first cycle of femara and gonal f and timed intercourse. Don't lose your hope and faith.
I haven't had a period in 3 months...Got concerned (I had been diagnosed last year w/Hashimoto and take synthroid .50mcg Otherwise in great health. Could spare to lay off the snacking and get on the treadmill more often!) so I went for a dr. visit and to my shock, my FSH very high 70. I looked back at my previous labs (I go to an endo. for TSH, T4, T3, etc. every 3 months for check-ups) and they were 10 and 11 at my last check-ups. Is it possible for FSH to spike this drastically? I know that I am getting older-33. We want to have a family but haven't started trying. My gyn and endo. sent me to a reproductive end. and he wants to aggressively monitor me-he did not want to discuss why this is just how to treat it. I am so oblivious to what this is all about but I am clear on the fact that I may be in a dire situation if we want a family (if I am blessed to even get pregnant). Does anyone have any similiar situations? I mean, could I be in peri menopause? I have had my period monthly up till now. Thanks for your time and advice to anyone who shares their experience with me!
What dosages of femara and gonal f did you take and on which days of the cycle did you start? I went through IVF with consequnt progesterone supplementation but miscarried at 11 weeks. HCG levels were low from the start and they could not find the embryo at 11 weeks. I need a different avenue.
I'm 42, and just found out when going in to discuss IUIs (successful IUI/pregnancy 2 years ago) that my FSH is 22.5. I was devastated. But researching and not giving up - ordered "Inconceivable" a few days ago, so looking forward to reading that and doing whatever it takes to get another shot and pregnancy.
I will have to check out that "Inconceivable" book. I'm in a similar situation. Age 33. FSH level 30.5. I had no idea there was a problem until I had one irregular period and called my ob/gyn. Next thing I knew, I'm at the infertility specialist hearing that my levels are traditionally considered untreatable; my only option might be egg donation. My doctor is great; he's running lots of tests to uncover the reason and is willing to try fertility treatment anyway. Just wondering if anyone else out there has had success with a live birth after an fsh level this high.
Did your doc figure out anything? I am in similiar situation. Very weird. I got one wacky cycle and I was also sitting right where you were. Came right out of left field. My doc put me on estrace and i produced follicles on my own...so you know, I mean, it is a tough thing to hear but there are ways around it if you have the right doc. I hope u are in good hands and have a good doc and helpful support system. I know how you feel.