I use the patch and pill. I don't know if it's generic.

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08-29-2017, 05:26 PM #11ME - 38, DH - 45
IVF - 01/12, ER - 06 Feb, ET - 09 Feb
BETA #1 - 80.3 (12dp3dt), #2 - 183.6 (15dp3dt) - b/g twins
Ruptured Membrane 06/16/12 - Maximus
Born at 23 weeks 03 July 12 - 23 July 12 - Anaya
FET - March 2014 - BFN
IVF 2 - 08/2015, ER - 13 Aug, ET 18 Aug
BETA #1 - 84 (9dp5dt), #2 - 225 (11dp5dt), #3 - 1303 (15dp5dt) -4/15/16
FET2 - around 26 Jun 17
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08-31-2017, 06:29 AM #12
The advice here is to stop cold turkey at 8 weeks. I have a 16 month old boy and I was scared of stopping so I asked if I could continue until 12 weeks and they said yes, it would not make any difference. I am now 23 weeks pregnant, same clinic, same doctors, same drill. I asked to stop at 12 weeks for this one too. We had a check up today, different hospital. She is doing well although I have to admit I got very sloppy with the medication at 10 weeks
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08-31-2017, 04:59 PM #13Romy69Registered Userhas no status.
Our surrogate was on medications till 10 weeks with out twins and she was weaned off....she was in your shoes per say and I will not stop meds cold turkey if I was you.,....my 2c and congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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08-31-2017, 09:36 PM #14
Not the kind of medicine we are talking about but a few years ago back home in the UK and now where I live, something happened. I would take a load of the drug but never seemed to have an effect on me. On the other hand, the generic without coating tasted better, did not prompt me to throw up and worked better. It took us years both times from jumping to medicine to medicine to medicine and finally landing back and trying generic. For me it made a difference.
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