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Your question is more of a clincal nature. It falls outside my area of expertise (I'm not a physician, nor do I play one on TV). I will forward your post to Dr. Jane Miller, the RE I work with. She will respond as soon as she gets a chance. |
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The Estrace doesn't effect the embryos but I don't believe that starting it once the estradiol is already low would be of any value.I routinely begin estogen supplementation the same day as ER. The purpose is to prevent the patient's estrogen from plummeting as this may adversely affect implantation. From natural cycles we know that even a level as low as 75 pg/ml - and probably even lower - is sufficient to sustain an early implantation. Progesterone levels are best around 20. We often get used to seeing supraphysiologic levels of progesterone >40. These are not necessary for embryo implantation and early pregnancy. |
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Hi Dr. Jane! First off thank you for taking time out of your busy day to write me. I really appreciate it. My old RE (we moved recently) used to do the estrace vaginally 2mg bid. I had asked my new RE (although he is not new to the field, just me) about using some during my ER. He said that he wasn't going to use it with me. I have no idea why. I had asked for a blood test and I just got the results back today. My E2 levels are 51 and my P4 is 33.5. |
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Hi Debra, |
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