by Chrystie Simons
(Bermuda)
Here is my history:
(Oct.22/11) CD15 I did the IUI.
(Oct.23/11) CD16 (I temped, used opk’s and logged every morning).
(Oct.25/11) CD18 started 200mg Cyclogest Progesterone depository
(Nov.1/11) CD 5/dpo9 used 10milu pregnancy test w/first morning urine - saw very very light line for a positive test.
(Nov.2/11) CD 26/dpo10 hcg was 6.43 – started the Tinzaparine today. I now take them along with Progesterone, baby aspirins and prenatal at 7:30am every morning.
(Nov.4/11) CD 28/dpo12 hcg was 18.60
(Nov.10/11) CD 34/dpo18 PERIOD DAY - NO SHOW!!
(Nov.10/11) CD 34/dpo18 hcg was 206.69
(Nov.17/11) CD 41/dpo25 hcg was 423.79 and Progesterone was 10.4.
(Nov.24/11) CD 48/dpo32 hcg 1112.20 and Progesterone was 15.30.
Thus far I have NO cramping, NO discharge (put from the depository) and NO spotting. Unlike the other m/c i had everything from at least two/three days after my period supose to come on.
My doctory wants me to have a D&C ..I told him NO!! NOT THIS EARLY!! He is said because I already had three m/c back to back and not lasting pass 8wks this one is doomed. My history has been five pregnancy one birth (son born in 1993; 18yrs old today). I am 36yrs old and hubby is 42.
So instead of fighting with me he increased my dose from 200mg Cyclogest Progesterone depository once a day to 2x 200mg Cyclogest Progesterone depository twice a day/night or 7am and 7pm.
Do you think this will up boost my progesterone and give me a better chance with this pregnancy?
Also, is there anyone else who had low progesterone along with hcg too and had multi m/c?
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