I posted this as a follow up in my other post but wanted to start a new thread just in case someone might not read the other about Antagon.
Last month I went in and the RE said she thought she saw polyps. I went back after AF and she did a saline sono and said that it looked a bit bumpy but she didn't see anything like polyps? She did a biopsy as she said the back of my uterus looked a little fuzzy. She did a really in depth biopsy OUCH! and said it might help with implantation as well.
The biopsy came back okay....but still I'm worried about the implantation since before my AF cycle she thought she saw polyps. I want to make sure I'm in the best possible shape to be a baby home so should I request my OB/GYN do a polyp removal? It'll set me back a month...right? The lab at my RE's office closes in July so I could be on BCP's and stuff that month and that still gives me time for a polyp removal if needed.
Again, what would you guys do if you've ever had a polyp or even thought they saw one but didn't confirm it?
Me: 34 DH: 37
Tubal Factor IF
1st IVF cycle May/June 2008
Beta #1 6/18 BFN
2nd IVF cycle July 2009
Chemical Pregnancy at 7weeks
What is the biopsy you speak of? A hysteroscopy? That's how my RE found mine, they didn't show on the saline sonogram. If your RE actually looked inside and didn't see polyps, I wouldn't worry. You could always ask for a hysteroscopy. Getting anything removed will delay your cycle by a month.
Amy
Me: 39 DH: 41 Male Factor
3yo DD from FET
IVF PGD clinical trial, FET Jan 2012 Beta 1/14 447, Beta 1/16 1161 U/S 1/30 it's twins!
Graham and Audrey born 9/5/12. 37w4d, no NICU time!
During a regular sonogram to check follicles before beginning any meds the RE saw something that 'might' be polyps. She wanted me to wait till my next cycle was over to check again with a saline sono (day 9 of my cycle) so when I went in she said she saw a little bumpy area on the bottom of my uterus and the back looked 'strange' so she did a biopsy. The biopsy came back normal, as did everything else they tested.....but no she did not do the camera, only the saline sono. That's kind of why I'm wondering if I should request that....then again, I really do think I had implantation with my first cycle as I got a BFP on HPT's for 3 days after the trigger was out of my system....by BETA time it was less than 5 though So implantation might not be my problem.
Me: 34 DH: 37
Tubal Factor IF
1st IVF cycle May/June 2008
Beta #1 6/18 BFN
2nd IVF cycle July 2009
Chemical Pregnancy at 7weeks
If it were a concern I'm sure your RE would mention it. My RE was already removing a uterine adhesion during my hysteroscopy, but since she saw all the polyps she went ahead and did a D&C. I had around 20 though!
Amy
Me: 39 DH: 41 Male Factor
3yo DD from FET
IVF PGD clinical trial, FET Jan 2012 Beta 1/14 447, Beta 1/16 1161 U/S 1/30 it's twins!
Graham and Audrey born 9/5/12. 37w4d, no NICU time!
I have lots of polyps in my uterus. I also has a biopsy related to very long periods. This did not prevent my from getting pregnant in anyway. I don't know very much about it though. But even now at 25 weeks, I have polyps on my cervix that cause bleeding (which freaked me out at first).
So if the doctor is not worried, you should not be either! Good luck!
Me: 44 severely reduced reserve
DH: 44 perfect
IVF 1: Feb 08 -BFP twins (lost one at 7 weeks, one at 13 weeks)
IVF 2: June 08 -BFN
IVF 3: September 08 -BFN
IVF 4: November 08 - Katherine Emma born 8/9/2009
Indie- I am so glad that you have started things again. I am hopeful that this is your time.
On my second cycle they had problems during the transfer, and it was then that they discovered a polyp. They were pretty sure that was why my second cycle did not work.
So, I went in and had the polyps removed before doing my first cycle. The doctor originally thought I had multiple polyps, but when they went in it was just a little one. I guess the rest of them had disappeared.
However, we all know how the third cycle went:(
Anyhow, if the doctor doesn't seem concerned, then it is one less thing that you should worry yourself about:)