What fertility treatments are next after a inconclusive lap ang dye operation?

Question

we have been trying to get pregnant for over two years now i have had an HSG that showed my tubes were not blocked then had a laposcopy that also showed everything was open and in theory working i am waiting for my next appointment in a couple of weeks but wanted to try and get a head of what might be instore for us :-)

Answer 1

What do you mean inconclusive operations???? ( where they able, to tell you with the dye, if one of your tubes where blocked?? Where they unable to unblocked them??? I just understand, why are use saying the test was unconclusive??) After, I had my operations my doctor put me on clomid (3 rounds) and I haven't got pregnant yet. So now I've been refer to a fertitily specia;ists.

Answer 2

r you on about laproscopy or hsg? i have to have laproscopy aswell,good luck hope you get pregnant soon

Answer 3

It greatly depends on the result of both tests. I am assuming that you are refering to a Laproscopy and the HSG dye test. If the lap show that there is tubal damage, fibroids etc and the HSG show that there is a blocked tube(s) usually the first course would be to have a procedure done to try to correct any or all ailments. Then they would recheck to make sure that everything is going good! If your test appear that nothing is scared, blocked, i.e normal, then usually clomid and trying to concieve naturally or clomid with IUI will take place. They will also introduce you the wonderful world of hormone testing where they check estrogen, progesterone and other hormone levels via blood tests. If Clomid does not step up then they may add a trigger shot to the procedure. Where you will take the clomid have monitoring done and then a hcg shot which will cause the ovary to release mature egg(s) and then usually the IUI. This all depends on your Dr. Hopefully you are seeing a RE they are much easier to work with. Hope this helps and best wishes.