Flunked my one hour glucose screen, but just barely. 139 = passing, and my level was 152. Must do a 3 hour screen before my next appointment in the next two weeks.
Heart sinking just a little.
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- kaaron
- Houston, Texas, United States
- My DH and I have been ttc #1 for over two years now. We found that we were dealing with Male Factor Infertility. He had bilateral varicoceles, ejaculatory duct obstruction, and low testosterone. He had surgery to repair the BV and EDO and now takes Arimidex to help with his testosterone. I had an HSG that revealed clear tubes and a arcuate uterus. We did 2 IUIs with Clomid and trigger that didn't work. We also did some CD3 bloodwork that revealed a slightly elevated FSH of 10.6. Everything else was normal. After a month of being drug free, we are beginning the process of IVF. Update: Got our bfp and we are expecting a boy on 11/13/08!
6 comments:
I don't know much about this, but hope all goes great with the 3 hour and you pass with flying colors.
Hang in there. (hugs)
Is it just me, or did they lower the passing number from what it used to be? I swear according to the old guidelines you would be in the passing zone. Sorry about having to do the 3 hour - I'm keeping my fingers crossed that you'll pass with flying colors! ((hugs))
Same thing just happened to me, but I passed the three hour test. I found statistics on Baby Center that said 50% of people flunk the screening and that 51% pass the 3-hour test. I found this comforting.
Keeping my fingers crossed for you.
Damn, k! That stinks. Really hoping that the three-hour is not so bad and successful.
Yuck! I had to take the 3 hour with my daughter and it sucks as far as sitting there for 3 hours, but I did pass it.
I hope you pass it as well!
So sorry to hear about the test results. : ( Mine is on Monday. Hope the 3-hour test isn't too bad for you -- I heard that only 26% of those who fail the screen get the official GD diagnosis later, so odds are in your favor!
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