Sometimes you just need a reminder
I’ve been trying to figure out what the odds of actually
getting pregnant are now that we’ve hit 24 cycles trying. I figured that it’s
pretty low since the clomid + intrauterine insemination + progesterone didn’t
work, even when I had TWO eggs and 70 million sperm but directly into my
uterus. There’s not really any good data on the odds of getting pregnant at
this stage because there are so many stochastic factors that influence the odds
of pregnancy. There is a paper published my PLOS One that discusses the odds of
conception (http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0046544
if you’re interested). From what I can find it seems like the odds of getting
pregnant in 1 year is 86-92%, that 95% of people are pregnant by 24 cycles, and
that the odds of getting pregnant from 24-36 cycles is 2-4%. I guess I can’t
give up hope, but I just can’t seem to find any, especially since the bleeding
came back this past cycle and I have no idea why.
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