thread: Dna Fragmentation and Chemical Pregnancy

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    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    Apr 2009
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    Re: Dna Fragmentation and Chemical Pregnancy

    Sorry to hear your journey to have a baby hasn't been an easy one. I had a lot of chemical pregnancies. Too many to count really as many months id get positive pregnancy tests that failed to get darker and eventually fade and my AF would arrive. In addition to these I lost 5 pregnancies and am currently pregnant with my 5th baby so I have had a lot of success too.
    Between my 2nd and 3rd children I had my worst time and it took around 2.5yrs to conceive our sticky baby. My husbands sperm was low and only 15% normal. There was motility issues also. Despite this it appeared the problem for my multiple chemical pregnancies and miscarriages/ectopic pregnancy was in actually fact due to an infection in my tube which was causing the uterus to be toxic and killing off the pregnancies. I had my tube removed, surgery in my remaining tube and many many weeks of antibiotics. Have you had any investigations for yourself? Often your looking at more then one problem.

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    Apr 2016
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    Re: Dna Fragmentation and Chemical Pregnancy

    Sorry to hear your journey to have a baby hasn't been an easy one. I had a lot of chemical pregnancies. Too many to count really as many months id get positive pregnancy tests that failed to get darker and eventually fade and my AF would arrive. In addition to these I lost 5 pregnancies and am currently pregnant with my 5th baby so I have had a lot of success too.
    Between my 2nd and 3rd children I had my worst time and it took around 2.5yrs to conceive our sticky baby. My husbands sperm was low and only 15% normal. There was motility issues also. Despite this it appeared the problem for my multiple chemical pregnancies and miscarriages/ectopic pregnancy was in actually fact due to an infection in my tube which was causing the uterus to be toxic and killing off the pregnancies. I had my tube removed, surgery in my remaining tube and many many weeks of antibiotics. Have you had any investigations for yourself? Often your looking at more then one problem.
    Thank you for your reply and congratulations on your pregnancy! It does give me hope to hear that in spite of all your issues you had many successes as well. I have done various blood tests, hsg, ultrasound and cycle tracking, which all came out with regular results, but I don’t remember being checked for infections. Do you think this is something I could ask for? Thanks again.