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Just being 42.5 is a totally different ballpark. My numbers are so different now and I am DOR.  [/quote]

Can you share more about this?

I have similar numbers to you OP.  I got pregnant with my son on the first try at 35, easy pregnancy and delivery.  Started TTC #2 when my son was 10 months old.  I went to an RE when he was 16 months old after 6 months with no luck.  My numbers at that time were:  AMH .30, AFC 10, FSH 5.  I was told by 2 REs that I was unexplained and 2 REs that I was DOR.  I then did some IUIs with Gonal-F, all negative.  Then I had a laparoscopy.  Uterus was clear and they removed a few polyps, tubes clear.  Never any sperm issues.  I then did 3 IVFs, all BFNs.  I had a consult with Cornell when I was 39 and they said I was unexplained, but no DOR.  I was then told I had less than a 1% chance of ever getting pregnant again due to zero BFPs in 5 years.

I am now 41 and have never had a second positive pregnancy test.  My numbers are similar to yours but I'm not sure what to think of my infertility journey and I've given up on all infertility treatments.[/quote]

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