Infertility Issues and the Sterility Diagnostic Process Posted: 02-09-06 06:01am
I really hope that someone could explain
me what has happened with my body, cause
every time when I ask a doctor about it,
he/she avoids the answer... :( So.... I am
26 and have been trying to get pregnant
for nearly two years. A year ago, to be
precise, I got pregnant but unfortunately
had a miscarriage after seven weeks :(
From this time I am trying to be pregnant
again, but up to now I am not.
And what is the most important !!! ....
Every single menstrual cycle after the
ovulation I have the strange feeling as
something (like blood or sth watery) flows
from the vagina, but actually it does not
- it is just a feeling (the same feeling
as I have during the period, when the
blood flows, but this time nothing flows).
I do not know what is this and if it is
the problem of not having baby now and my
miscarriage?
I have done all the tests and my hormones
are in normal (except PROLACTIN, it is a
little bit too high, but not so much and I
am taking the pills for it - BROMOCRIPTINI
MESYLAS) My husband sperm is good as well.
I am certain it is not a mental feeling,
cause it appears regularly after the
ovulation and sometimes it is stronger,
sometimes weaker.
maybe I am allergic to my husband
sperm?
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Infertility Answer A419 Posted: 02-23-06 07:35am
A “strange feeling” during ovulation
is not a cause of infertility and
miscarriage and could be taken as normal.
Many women can feel their ovulations in
different ways. Unfortunatley, feelings
that are not confirmed by objective signs
are irrelevant in the world of allopathic
medicine and doctors. An increased level
of prolactin is a relevant reason for
sterility and that’s why is treated with
proper medication. The next step in the
sterility diagnostic process is to request
an examination of the uterine cave and
Fallopian tube’s passageway. An HSG,
endoscopic hysteroscopy, and laparoscopy
are proper methods for such an
examination. It is also possible that you
are allergic to your husband’s
spermatozoids, but this has to be
confirmed. Specific anti-spermatozoid
antibodies have to be detected in your
cervical discharge.
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