When they rise a little and then drop, we figure they are biochemical pregnancies.riogirl71 wrote:Thank you Ghost, this was a fresh transfer. I hope they are watching it closely but my clinic doesn't seem very concerned, I am just worried it could be an ectopic or are the numbers too low for that?
But if they rise again, then our focus will be toward ruling out an ectopic. Your numbers are consistent with an ectopic, but that does not prove an ectopic. And even if it's ectopic, it may fade on its own anyway.
When I think of medication used to bring on AF, I think of progestins like Aygestin. I have not heard of it inhibiting fertility for 6 months. My clinic uses it to get a menstrual cycle finished so that a patient can start an IVF cycle immediately afterward.Have you heard that giving medication to speed along AF affects your fertility for up to 6 mos?
But the medication used to end an ectopic, usually methotrexate, needs a washout period before the next pregnancy. You don't want any methotrexate around when you get pregnant. It inhibits folic acid, an essential nutrient for a developing fetus.
