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I wonder if you can help me.... I had an HSS on Saturday which indicated that there are some adhesions in my uterus. These were probably caused by the ERPC I had 8 years ago after a miscarriage at 12 weeks. I'm going to see the consultant next week to find out more about what this means & what our options now are, but I've not been able to find much out on the web & I like to be informed.
We've been ttc for 2 years; I had another mc at 5 weeks in September 2001. This pg happened in our first month of trying, but since then there's been nothing. All seems fine with my husband & I'm ovulating. We time intercourse too. I have recently been put onto Cyclogest because of low levels of it in my day 21 blood test. I use the Cyclogest from 2 days after ovulation.
Can you tell me what the options are regarding the adhesions & is it the case that I'm unlikely to get pg until these are sorted out? I appreciate that without sight of the scans this is a bit of a 'how long is a piece of string' question, but any information would be useful.
We are just starting to consider IVF, as I'm 42 now, so that clock is tikcing loud & clear. Of course, I don't want to go down that route if the ashesions mean that it will be a waste of time.
Thanks
Susie
I wonder if you can help me.... I had an HSS on Saturday which indicated that there are some adhesions in my uterus. These were probably caused by the ERPC I had 8 years ago after a miscarriage at 12 weeks. I'm going to see the consultant next week to find out more about what this means & what our options now are, but I've not been able to find much out on the web & I like to be informed.
We've been ttc for 2 years; I had another mc at 5 weeks in September 2001. This pg happened in our first month of trying, but since then there's been nothing. All seems fine with my husband & I'm ovulating. We time intercourse too. I have recently been put onto Cyclogest because of low levels of it in my day 21 blood test. I use the Cyclogest from 2 days after ovulation.
Can you tell me what the options are regarding the adhesions & is it the case that I'm unlikely to get pg until these are sorted out? I appreciate that without sight of the scans this is a bit of a 'how long is a piece of string' question, but any information would be useful.
We are just starting to consider IVF, as I'm 42 now, so that clock is tikcing loud & clear. Of course, I don't want to go down that route if the ashesions mean that it will be a waste of time.
Thanks
Susie