Supplements- egg quality - does it really work??
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Anonymous
| Supplements- egg quality - does it really work?? |
Anonymous
| I believe they were part of what helped me. I managed to have two kids after 40. |
Anonymous
| I believe ubiquinol does help. |
Anonymous
| Yes |
Anonymous
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Well, I had 3 failed IUIs and 3 failed IVFs under my belt when I started taking DHEA (started the CoQu10 a little before). 1.5 cycles on that, got spontaneously pregnant. My issue is DOR.
So I have no scientific evidence except that in 2 years of trying both the old fashioned way and with ART, it does seem interesting that right after I got the DHEA, bam pregnant. |
Anonymous
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Well, I had 3 failed IUIs and 3 failed IVFs under my belt when I started taking DHEA (started the CoQu10 a little before). 1.5 cycles on that, got spontaneously pregnant. My issue is DOR.
So I have no scientific evidence except that in 2 years of trying both the old fashioned way and with ART, it does seem interesting that right after I got the DHEA, bam pregnant. |
Anonymous
| I started taking DHEA, D3, and Coq10 and I got pregnant after two years of IVF at age 39. I also started taking thyroid medication so I"m not sure what made the difference but my DC is 2 now |
Anonymous
| COQ10 is what I started taking for PCOS. That alone did not get me pregnant, but compared to the two cycles I didn't use it and then the cycle I did use it after taking it for three months and it worked I'd say it was worth the money. |
Anonymous
| OP here... I have just started taking them.. i have 4 failed Ivf cycles and my re did not let me take them.. my current re is ok with me taking it.. hope it helps.. I am taking the whole ccrm cocktail |
Anonymous
My RE doesn't typically recommend it but when nothing else was working, she said it was at least worth a try. The only downside is you need to be cautious about the DHEA and not take it for too long. It can mess with cycle lengths, etc. |
Anonymous
| Yes, research suggests CoQ10 may support fertility in both men and women. One thing to note is the absorption. A form that is water and fat-soluble absorbs better. |
Anonymous
| What dosage of CoQ10 is everyone taking? I’m doing 300mg of Ubiquanol. |
Anonymous
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I take 600 mg - 200 mg 3 times a day... I started taking a year back... one ectopic and one miscarriage at 8 weeks
Now taking dhea 3 times a day... Waiting for a miracle |
Anonymous
What is the cocktail? If I recall correctly l-arginine may be in it ? That messed me up royallyduring my I've cycle but I'm also not DOR. |
Anonymous
| Mito Q is the formulation of CoQ10 that gets into the cell the most. It's expensive, but far more effective than other versions. I take it for a chronic condition. |