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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=jindc]I read a lot of research about it before I bought it and I just read what you posted.  Yes, I told my OB at my last appointment.

In an ideal world, being pregnant wouldn't stress me out (though, I'm not as stressed now, which is why I use it much less often).  I don't treat it like a toy, nor am I unaware of the risks.  I don't think people here would care about the risks associated with my not sleeping, my elevated blood pressure from my stress, etc.  funny how that works (heck, there's even a thread about 'things I'm against' on the general board, and IVF is one those - IVF comes with increased risks, too - I guess I shouldn't have done that?).  My OB said to limit my use (which I do) and now that I'm not as 'fragile' emotionally as I was, I definitely don't rely on it.

I understand where OP is coming from, and she didn't ask to be lectured.  [/quote]

Think you are overreacting quite a bit and trying to use the ivf card as leverage.  I had to do 4 ivfs to get pregnant, plus have losses under my belt, and I sure don't use a home Doppler.  They are not safe!!!!!!!![/quote]

NP here (never used home doppler and don't intend to). i have a question regarding this article - is this doppler the same as the home doppler/doppler they use in the office for monhtly visits? i know there exists a doppler that produces in image (often in color) and that is stronger than ordinary ultrasound. however, i am unclear on the home doppler? is that equally bad? i am asking because of the monthly visits. [/quote]

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