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Update!!I am currently 5 weeks and 2 days pregnant from using femara. I tried clomid and it did nothing for me. If any of you ladies have questions that I can answer please contact me. :)
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Replied on Saturday, February 23, 2013 3:22 PM
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Hi DaSha! I am also 30 years old and have PA, with normal FSH levels but very low oestrogen. I haven't tried for a baby yet as I am still single, but I recently had an AMH Test - which stands for "Anti-Mullerian Hormone Test". It's a blood test (very quick and easy) which counts your ovarian function - so lets you know your fertility. I had always assumed that because I had PA, I would be infertile: NOT TRUE!!! I got the results back yesterday, and it turns out I have "optimal" levels of fertility! So I should be able to conceive - if and when I find a husband! Just wanted to share this with you and with any other girls who might visit this page. The AMH Test is not available on the NHS in the UK as it is fairly new, but it is available privately (cost me £120).
Good luck everyone!
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Replied on Thursday, May 2, 2013 8:24 AM
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Hi EnglishRose. I am 22 weeks 4 days pregnant with a baby girl thanks to femara. I did have the AMH test done but because my vitD levels were low the test came back very low. Since amh is a new test and my fsh was normal I used femara and conceived this little miracle. Good luck to you dear :)
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Replied on Friday, June 21, 2013 2:01 PM
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