Tripletwins222:



I sell Serrapeptase and Chinese teas.
Location: Ojo, Lagos.

FruitfulTee:
Please chdck your emal
Thank you

NOBILITY22:


Sorry about your loss...

Please don't take this clomiphene without your doctor monitoring you closely because it does more harm than good.

I advised that you discuss with your doctor about him/her placing you on progesterone once you are confirmed pregnant again either the (injection or tablet or insert) whichever one your money can afford until after your first trimester then placenta will take other.

I wish you sticky baby this time Amen

Smili:
Please I need answers
Was diagnosed of dual tubal blockage and was advised to go for ivf or surgery.
I want to know
Has anyone used surgery to open a blocked tube
Is it advisable to try
I'm really shared. I'm considering it because we don't have money for ivf yet .
Is there anyother way to open blocked tubes aside surgery.

Rukkymore:
Good day mamas
Am a ttc Mum for a year and half, was diagnosed with tubal blockage and Dr recommended flushing.
Pls ma’am I need advice, suggestions and testimonies. Thanks ma’am

Reign3:


Okay please madam read this and act on it. I have been there. I got married five years ago but had a male factor challenge. It was difficult situation for me because my partner is not in country. He visits once in a year, spend one month and leave. So we only tried four months put together in my five years of marriage.

He went for test and discovered that his count was 12.5m wit 15% of mortality. That's very poor! His doctor over there put him on clomid for three months but no increase. He put him on another three months of clomid no results. He said IVF is our only option.

I went with him to start IVF last year January when he came back, I was told that I have fibroid and they have to take it out before the procedure. Doctor said it has to be open surgery and I have to wait 6 months after the surgery before I can continue my treatment. For my husband he said his sperm cannot be frozen since is not good enough. I was traumatized because I've already concluded that I'm going to have my baby that year no matter what happened.

In my desperation, we went to see another doctor for a second opinion and told him my husband's condition and he suggested a particular drug for him, reluctantly we bought the drug and he started taking but couldn't finish before he left.

He went back to his doctor to test after taking the drugs and the result was unbelievable.
From 12.5m to 120m with motility of 41%. The doctor was wowed. As we speak now my husband is in town, we are trying again while his sperm has been taken to freeze incase i need it in future. I only have two weeks to try.
Wish me luck please.

I will look for the doctors contact and get the name of the drug for any one in need of this.

Sophzz:
Good Evening Everyone
Please who can relate?

Reign3:


Okay please madam read this and act on it. I have been there. I got married five years ago but had a male factor challenge. It was difficult situation for me because my partner is not in country. He visits once in a year, spend one month and leave. So we only tried four months put together in my five years of marriage.

He went for test and discovered that his count was 12.5m wit 15% of mortality. That's very poor! His doctor over there put him on clomid for three months but no increase. He put him on another three months of clomid no results. He said IVF is our only option.

I went with him to start IVF last year January when he came back, I was told that I have fibroid and they have to take it out before the procedure. Doctor said it has to be open surgery and I have to wait 6 months after the surgery before I can continue my treatment. For my husband he said his sperm cannot be frozen since is not good enough. I was traumatized because I've already concluded that I'm going to have my baby that year no matter what happened.

In my desperation, we went to see another doctor for a second opinion and told him my husband's condition and he suggested a particular drug for him, reluctantly we bought the drug and he started taking but couldn't finish before he left.

He went back to his doctor to test after taking the drugs and the result was unbelievable.
From 12.5m to 120m with motility of 41%. The doctor was wowed. As we speak now my husband is in town, we are trying again while his sperm has been taken to freeze incase i need it in future. I only have two weeks to try.
Wish me luck please.

I will look for the doctors contact and get the name of the drug for any one in need of this.

TinaJoe:
pls someone should help me interpret my hormone profile result

nelszx:

Worthy of note AGGLUTINATION
His body is attacking his own sperm cells and if it is not attended to "may" further decline the count.

If the type of sperm agglutination can be spelt out the better to differentiate immune mediated or natural agglutination.

When the MCS result is out, it will give light to the ++ agglutination.

nelszx:

That's your answer: Levoflaxacin

Sophzz:
the answer to what please?

TinaJoe:

Hi dear, why not try tubal flushing. it works for some pple. would have done mine since buh na moni still dey hold me

FruitfulTee:
Please who sells serapeptase and Chinese teas in port Harcourt? Kindly whatsapp 070444six5949

Igbaf:



Check out @fertilecorner in Instagram. Her moniker is RoseeyO here

FruitfulTee:
Thanks a million for your swift response. God bless you

Reign3:


Okay please madam read this and act on it. I have been there. I got married five years ago but had a male factor challenge. It was difficult situation for me because my partner is not in country. He visits once in a year, spend one month and leave. So we only tried four months put together in my five years of marriage.

He went for test and discovered that his count was 12.5m wit 15% of mortality. That's very poor! His doctor over there put him on clomid for three months but no increase. He put him on another three months of clomid no results. He said IVF is our only option.

I went with him to start IVF last year January when he came back, I was told that I have fibroid and they have to take it out before the procedure. Doctor said it has to be open surgery and I have to wait 6 months after the surgery before I can continue my treatment. For my husband he said his sperm cannot be frozen since is not good enough. I was traumatized because I've already concluded that I'm going to have my baby that year no matter what happened.

In my desperation, we went to see another doctor for a second opinion and told him my husband's condition and he suggested a particular drug for him, reluctantly we bought the drug and he started taking but couldn't finish before he left.

He went back to his doctor to test after taking the drugs and the result was unbelievable.
From 12.5m to 120m with motility of 41%. The doctor was wowed. As we speak now my husband is in town, we are trying again while his sperm has been taken to freeze incase i need it in future. I only have two weeks to try.
Wish me luck please.

I will look for the doctors contact and get the name of the drug for any one in need of this.

Samadict:
Fruitful mamas please help me interpret my hormonal profile. Had one in 2019 and progesterone was low. Was placed on duphaston but no show. Ran the test again and I got this.

Mood11:

From my understanding, your Prolactin is high, Progesterone is low. If I may suggest you can start taking Vit B6 for progesterone and Vitex to regulate the hormones..
Also Read up on how to do Ewedu therapy with cabbage it works well for high Prolactin.

Samadict:
Fruitful mamas please help me interpret my hormonal profile. Had one in 2019 and progesterone was low. Was placed on duphaston but no show. Ran the test again and I got this.

kurlz:



Good 2. Pls were you able to get the name of the drug?

nelszx:

There's no way your progesterone would be normal with that high prolactin. Your body see itself lactating so progesterone will always be low.

Work on getting the prolactin down and watch progesterone return to normal. I'm not good with prolactin drugs to regulate it but that's the way forward