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Menopur Help Infertilty

I am 26 years old and I just started infertility. I have had two miscarriages (2years apart). Went through all different tests and the only thing that came out of the tests were that my eggs could be aged at a 35 year old. Nothing really makes sense to me because last time I met with doctor my problem then was unknown. I have gone through one cycle of Menopur and then I did the insemination. I got the call today saying that I am not pregnant. Do I continue with medication and procedure or should I try again on my own? I just need some support because I don't know what to do or feel.
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depends on your doctor.  when i had my first ivf, i  was on regular lupron, menopur, follistim etc.  on my 2nd cycle, they changed the lupron to the microdose lupron which i had better result than the first one because i ended up having IUI on the first because there were not much eggs, just 1 i guess.  feel free to ask your infertility doctor.  you will get answers.
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294043 tn?1354207946
A medicated cycle can increase your chances relative to trying on your own.  I would give IUI another chance.  Also, you may talk to your RE about changing your meds or increasing your dosage to improve your chances.
Good luck!
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