Less than a 1% chance of conceiving
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I had my last child 14 years ago, my first child 24 years ago.
I wanted to have another baby because I was in a new relationship.
I had the blood work done and was told that my FSH [follicle stimulating hormone] was
borderline(11.6 at ovulation).
I was still ovulating, but it was getting tougher.
I became pregnant on the first try though, but that fetus miscarried at 4.5 weeks.
I went to a fertility expert a week later, he looked at my ovaries via ultrasound.
He basically told me I only had a few eggs left, and that those were well past their sell-by date.
He told me frankly that I had less than a 1% chance of conceiving and carrying a fetus past 7 weeks.
Turns out, I got pregnant again the next week and here I am in my 7th month!
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(Women's Natural Health)
by D. S. Feingold, Deborah Gordon
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