PCOS, Trying For Baby. Had Miscarriage, On Metformin, Clomid, Still No Luck. How To Increase The Chances ?
Hello , iam 30 years old.trying for baby for 3 years.Had a miscariagge 2 years back and had empty sac. I have been diagnosed with PCOS and had been put on metformin.Doctor have asked me to go with clomid and unsuccessful and finally i did my ovarian drilling 1 year back.Still have no luck and now i have already had 6 cycles of Clomid.My gynae had been injecting for my egg to release although the follicle measure 22.
Can you advise what should i do to increase my chances of pregnancy and wether im on right path?
From what you have said, I infer you had ovulation induction for 6 cycles with clomid and ovarian drilling apart from injections for egg release. The fact that you had a follicle of 22 mm is re assuring . But you could have a condition called LUFS- lutenized unruptured follicle syndrome and this is more common with clomid. You can still try ovulation induction with or without IUI , but instead of clomid or with clomid in lesser dose, you can use hormonal injections to induce ovulation. I assume your partner's semen parameters are optimal and your tubes have been checked. Taking metformin helps . Please continue folic acid during this process. Wish you all the best, take care!
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PCOS, Trying For Baby. Had Miscarriage, On Metformin, Clomid, Still No Luck. How To Increase The Chances ?
Thanks for posting your query. From what you have said, I infer you had ovulation induction for 6 cycles with clomid and ovarian drilling apart from injections for egg release. The fact that you had a follicle of 22 mm is re assuring . But you could have a condition called LUFS- lutenized unruptured follicle syndrome and this is more common with clomid. You can still try ovulation induction with or without IUI , but instead of clomid or with clomid in lesser dose, you can use hormonal injections to induce ovulation. I assume your partner s semen parameters are optimal and your tubes have been checked. Taking metformin helps . Please continue folic acid during this process. Wish you all the best, take care!