romajessie

Hi Roma,

I am sure that once you speak with the specialist, you will feel a bit more at ease. It isn't easy receiving a diagnosis like high FSH. I am so sorry you are going through this!

With high FSH, you may have the option of doing IVF with your own eggs, but it is more likely your doctor will suggest using donor egg. I wish you the best of luck and hope you find lots of support here from women in the same situation. You can read more about high FSH here and join the FSH discussion board here.

Best of luck to you!

Kim

Hi Roma
I was told last October that my FSH was 125!! My fiancé and I decided to try IVF even though my doctor was not optimistic. I stimulated but only produced one egg which did not fertilize normally. We tried again...one egg again and this one fertilized normally but did not implant. We have decided to do a donor egg. It has been a tough road but I knew I had to try. I don't know you or your situation but if you feel you need to try to have a baby through IVF I would do it! If I could attempt it with my levels you can sure try it. I'm not a doctor so this is just my opinion

Good luck. I totally understand what you are going through.

Courtney

Hi Roma,

I know exactly how you are feeling! I found out at 26 that I have high FSH (61.8) I wish I could give you advice, but I am in the exact same place as you are--just starting out. One thing I can say is that you should ask your doctor about the AMH test. Apparently it is more accurate in determining your fertility--at least thats what I understand from what I've read.

Best of luck to you! Keep your chin up and stay positive!

Bethany