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need help..ttc no but no result
Hello friends.. i need help.. me and my husband is trying to conceive from past 16 months but everytime there is no result..we got married in may 2014.. my age is 23 n my husbands age is 32.. he is suffering from epilepsy problem n is taking medication..we went to gynaecologist mine is everything normal but my husband has low sperm count and he is taking FSH injections from past 3 months along with some medicines..my question is is it because of that epilepsy problem that am not conceiveing..???
Pls pray for me
Pls pray for me
Riya, I sent you a message. :)
Ok belle.. n once again thnx for your concern.. :)
Riya,
I know someone who may be able to give you some advice on the fsh meds your husband is taking. Her husband was on a med to increase his count and it actually had the opposite effect. I know she's having difficulty with her computer but I will contact her and ask her to comment here. Please make sure to check back in the next day or two.
I know someone who may be able to give you some advice on the fsh meds your husband is taking. Her husband was on a med to increase his count and it actually had the opposite effect. I know she's having difficulty with her computer but I will contact her and ask her to comment here. Please make sure to check back in the next day or two.
Thank u friends fr ur response..
Hi there. Well, it is hard to say. If you are seeing a doctor for the low sperm count, this is a good question for them. I personally would not think that this medication would affect sperm count. And epilepsy is serious and would not recommend changing mediation or stopping it for conception unless a doctor directs him to do so. good luck
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Riya
Hi there!
I am sorry you are having trouble becoming pregnant. What comes to mind first is has your husband had another semen analysis now that he's on the FSH meds? It would be a good idea to see if it is actually helping him. I would suggest is having your TSH checked to make sure it is below 2. A normal thyroid level most considered to be 4 or less but, if you are trying for a baby it's optimal between 1&2. I would also ask your doc (or your husbands) if it would be of benefit to try a couple IUI cycles. I hope you are able to get some answers and are able to start your family soon. Best wishes to you!
I am sorry you are having trouble becoming pregnant. What comes to mind first is has your husband had another semen analysis now that he's on the FSH meds? It would be a good idea to see if it is actually helping him. I would suggest is having your TSH checked to make sure it is below 2. A normal thyroid level most considered to be 4 or less but, if you are trying for a baby it's optimal between 1&2. I would also ask your doc (or your husbands) if it would be of benefit to try a couple IUI cycles. I hope you are able to get some answers and are able to start your family soon. Best wishes to you!
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