Would you use femara without being monitored?
Would you use femara without being monitored?
pear / 1881 posts
Have you done any infertility drugs previously? I would hesitate to do it as who knows how you respond?! It's kind of hard for them to know if the dosage is correct if you are not having any ultrasounds. Plus, do you want to risk multiples? I went through timed intercourse with femara, as well as clomid. During clomid, I wasn't monitored and wish that I would have been. That's definitely a difference in how those types of cycles are handled (between how an OB does it vs an RE). When I was on femara, it was through an RE and we did a few ultrasounds to make sure I responded. I felt much more comfortable with that. But, in the end, it's how comfortable are you with not knowing? It's a super cheap drug, so at least it's a cheap thing to try.
nectarine / 2813 posts
I think since you have gone through a monitored cycle in the past you would be fine. Femara has an extremely low risk of multiples so I wouldn't worry about that (unless you up your dose).
cantaloupe / 6086 posts
If my ob offered I would probably do it! I’ve done monitored and unmonitored clomid cycles in the past.
nectarine / 2180 posts
All of my cycles were monitored and I used a trigger shot to induce ovulation and thats what I was comfortable with. However if you have been monitored before and are comfortable with how you responded to a given dose and can figure out ovulation and are sure you ovulate without triggering then it might be worth doing. My only caution is that while the risk of multiples is lower with Femera it is still possible, I produced 4 follicles on 5mg of Femera.
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