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Old 12-05-2006, 07:09 AM
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Deanna,

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PCOS is the leading cause of infertility in women. If you have PCOS, there is a 50% chance your mother, sister and/or daughter have PCOS, and therefore may have infertility problems as well.

I think it probably depends on your cause of infertility, and if it's a health related problem, such as PCOS, then yes, it's hereditery.

This makes me think of a visit we had with an "infertility specialist." DH and I mentioned that there was no history of infertility in either of our families. His response was "Obviously, otherwise you wouldn't be here today!" We did not see him again.

Hope this sheds a little light.

Love,
Julie
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me 43, DH 35
08.2000 started TTC
2001-2005 "unexplained IF," countless failed clomid cycles

02.14.05 miscarriage
09.17.05 miscarriage
11.07.05 PCOS diagnosed (2000 Metformin ER)
05.29.06 IUI #1 - failed
06.23.06 IUI #2 - failed
10.06.06 NI + follistim #4 - failed
end of treatment
TTC au natural...

11.22.06 BFP
12.20.06 cornual pregnancy ended @ 9 weeks (miscarriage)
02.06.07 ok to TTC again
11.2007 low ovarian reserve
01.2008 TTC au natural still...

........

08.2008 hoping to adopt (domestic newborn)

10.24.08 1st home study meeting
11.14.08 2nd home study meeting (the dreaded home visit)
11.21.08 meeting with adoption attorney
12.05.08 3rd & final home study meeting

A Family is Born: our adoption journey blog

Hokies Helping Hokies Adopt blog

.......

Hope gets us to the bridge, faith will get us across. ~ my friend’s grandma
I have been pregnant, I WILL have a baby! ~ Julie

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