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| Subject: Gonal-F Cycle Shorter? |
Author: Anon
Date: 2/17/2012 8:40 am EDT
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Hi There,
I hope someone can help me. Last month, our IUI cycle was a bust on Clomid (2x on Clomid 3rd attempt 1st was natural). This month we started Gonal-F. My wife's dosage was 225 for three days and then she went for monitoring yesterday (which would have been Day 6). The doctor indicated she had recruited 2 folicles (so I assume 2 dominant) and said she responded very well. She also said that she would probably stay on her doasage pending bloodwork (which she did) and that she would come back in Saturday (Day 8) and most like get her HSG shot. Maybe I am accustomed to the Clomid cycle but this seems too short, no?
Thanks,
Anon |
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Gonal-F Cycle Shorter? |
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Anon |
2/17/2012 8:40 am EDT |
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Keri L. Greenseid, MD |
2/17/2012 9:38 am EDT |
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Anon |
2/17/2012 9:46 am EDT |
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anon |
2/17/2012 12:10 am EDT |
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Keri Greenseid, MD |
2/17/2012 9:04 pm EDT |
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