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Both Dr. Copperman and my peri think multiple procedures, especially close ones, increase risk!

Doucette wrote:

Hi - I know how you feel about not knowing if I can't go through it again. In fact, when I discovered I was miscarrying the second time, it was the first thing I said to my husband. I still have nightmares about it. So it sounds like we are both trying for the first time in a while again! (I just had surgery in January as well!) Keep me posted, please! Also, I'd really like to hear what your peri/dr. says about I/C....Dr. Isaacson didn't think it had anything to do with being dilated 3X, etc., but since I have (2 for operative hyster, one for D & C), I will be diligent about looking for signs once I (hopefully) am pregnant. I'm hoping the progest. is that little extra I'll need...hope it is for you too! D. " wrote: Hi ,This is the first month that I have been ttc since my miscarriage, hemorrage, retained placenta, and ashermans surgery. I have not had any infertility problems in the past and one of my insurance companies have authorized a consult with an RE for my Ashermans. In the meantime, I got my second insurance company to approve and pay for me to see Dr. Indman for my surgeries this past January. So, I had this standing appointment with this RE and I decided to keep it. He was just giving me pointers to help increase my odds for a successful pregnancy. He also suggested that if I was concerned about i/c to see a high risk ob doc. I have an appointment with one that a know from my church next Thursday and we will see what he says about my gyn medical history. I am trying to get all of my ducks in a row, so that my next pregnancy may be successful as I do not know if I could go through all of this all over again. B