After 2 plus years of conceiving 1 miscarriage and 1 ectopic pregnancy that ruptured and lost a fallopian tube I am starting to stress and be depressed. I'm really not trying to. I have now resorted to making an appointment with a fertility clinic. I feel as if my body has indeed failed me. Is there anything else that may be helpful to try instead of fertility treatments that I can do on my own? I take supplements and well all the supplements that I take are now getting hard to swallow each day. Any and all advice is welcomed.

We have a BIG WIN to share today! 🥳 One of my amazing patients Sarah who is 44 years young, an incredible soprano singer, couldn’t wait and gave in to the excitement at 14 DPO. Guess what? We have a positive pregnancy test! 🤰✨ Despite a late night out and lots of water, the first morning test came out a bit diluted. But, no worries, because the second test left no room for doubt, showing a significant increase in no time! 🙌💖 Let's shower Sarah and her hubby with love and congratulations! This journey is off to a fantastic start, and we're all here cheering you on every step of the way! We are doing this my beauty. We have a baby on board. It’s CELEBRATION time🎈👶

I’m saddened by this news today. I knew something was happening and it has come to this. My fsh is 31 estradiol <5 testosterone <5 and I have been on troches for 5 months and it has only increased some. T-Free <.1 , SBHG 47 and dhea 115 all of this is USA numbers and done on day 4 of my cycle. Where does one go from here? How do i explain and talk to my hubby? This hits hard.

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Good afternoon, how can one keep a positive attitude when each cycle passes by with no success in conceiving? It really takes a mental toll, how can I keep going with a positive mindset.