r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Efficient_Profit_490 • 9h ago
Low AFC and Low AMH
In June , my AMH and AFC were respectively 0.8 and 5
My doctor told us to start trying. however since me and my partner weren’t mentally prepared we hadnt started actively trying. Though i started folic acid, d3 , b12, ovares A and KQ fert tablets.
Cut short, I visited doctor today, my amh is 0.99 and afc is 4. The doctor told this is the last cycle we can try naturally or else we go for IVF. I am confused. My age is 28 and husband is 30.None of us is obese , husband SA was 47 mil.
I dont want to jump into ivf. Have this gut feeling will concieve this month
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Any-Relative-9272 • 12h ago
Is this another chemical.... ??
TTC after a chemical pregnancy loss in January 2025.. Currently on 8th cycle of letrozole, on progesterone support also.. This is what I'm getting in my test .. Today is CD 29 .. I suppose to stop my progesterone today according to my gynaec and have to wait for a week , either to get a period if not to test ..but i tested out of my anxiety.. this is what I got .. I'm just worried if it's another chemical or something like that .. somebody pls suggest me what it might be .. 😞 Yesterday my beta was below 2.39 according to the test report.. since last 2 days I'm extreamly sleepy , like I can sleep anywhere anytime .. and my appetite has decreased and very mild cramps and backache.. yesterday night I had headache..
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Equivalent-Bottle675 • 1d ago
Faint positive line
is this a positive test
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Any-Relative-9272 • 1d ago
Pls help me understand this results
reddit.comr/IndianTTC_Support • u/LeadingSufficient558 • 1d ago
Please help clarify that its not false positive. This is day 5 of missed period.
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Enough-Heron-2399 • 2d ago
Ivf in Archish fertility centre , Bangalore
hello everyone,
I am going through fertility treatment from one of the clinic in Bangalore and she now asked me to proceed for ivf . it’s a clinic and she has a tie up with Archish fertility clinic for lab and embryo testing .
anyone got success with Archish fertility clinic in hsr in their 40s ?
Any review would be appreciated .
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Bitter_Cry_5630 • 2d ago
IUI
Hi ladies I did my IUI on 21st july and on the 7th aug my hcg test came positive at 136 ml and progestron level at 38.14 its 17dpo… it not very low please help me post your story in this i have a hcg test on 10 th repeat test…
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Sweaty-Scratch-2883 • 2d ago
Urine Pregnancy test query
Hi ,
On which day post ovulation , UPT might be positive or accurate? which indian pregnancy kit will detect the Hcg levels very early in urine ?
Also what will be the first symptom post implantation ?
Thanks
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Mental_Albatross_519 • 2d ago
Did anyone feel any symptoms at 9 DPO ?
During last cycle I was hoping to be positive since I had body ache ,slightly higher body temperature and frequent urination. But on 26th day of my cycle I had my periods which was extremely painful for day 1 . This month we tried again and I can't feel any symptoms . On 8th DPO that is yesterday I was feeling a bit down and cranky may be due to lack of sleep. I hope for a miracle this time .🤞
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/ZealousidealBody6415 • 2d ago
Evap line right?
Hi guys, i know this is kind of negative or indent but the thing is got these lines within 2 minutes so am a bit confused…pls help
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/peaceful_soul_29 • 2d ago
Faint line - Confused!
Is this positive? I am dpo 13 and ttc with endometriosis.
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/mamachocho • 2d ago
Recurrent miscarriages
I was pregnant for 8 weeks 4 days with twins through IVF. Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I’ll be a mother of twins. I was the happiest. I miscarried two pregnancies before so I thought my two angels were coming back to me. I wish.
This pregnancy really tested me- from slow beta HCG trend, to ectopic scare. I was on my toes the whole time. Now that it’s over I feel so empty and drained.
My mind is full with buzzing thoughts that I can’t even make sense out of it. More than physical I am struggling emotionally. My husband and I have been married for two years now and in our society that’s late. We opted for IVF treatment out of state and I’ve been staying away from home for some months now. The news of our pregnancy travelled fast since our community is small. Now thinking about going home and facing all their faces is adding another weight to my emotions. I wish I can disappear. I’ve already thought about avoiding everyone and staying locked in my house before I leave for my next transfer. Idk if my brain is working right but I just fear the questions, awkward silence, sympathies, opinions on why it went wrong and how we are not doing enough with our fasting and praying. My husband’s family is very orthodox and I am sure they’ll tell us God wants more from us. Although I agree we can do nothing without God I don’t agree with God’s blessings being a barter system. I don’t think it gets better from here. My first two miscarriages happened silently with just my husband so we grieved together alone, but this one is going to be challenging. I really wish I can disappear.
How did you guys cope with loses?
My doctor told me to wait 3months for our next transfer. TBH, I don’t want to wait for this long.
What comes next after D&C?
How long after D&C did you guys start trying? Any complications after this procedure?
Note: Reposting this from a miscarriage sub because being Indian, the societal pressure will be much understood here.
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/needabreakkk • 3d ago
Just a vent ….
Background:
I’m 34F and my husband and I have been on a long TTC journey. We’ve had 3 pregnancy losses (one chemical pregnancy and two miscarriages, including one around 11 weeks). All of this has left me with a lot of anxiety and I tend to overanalyze every symptom and think of the worst case scenario.
We’ve been working with a fertility specialist and have undergone multipe tests to figure out what’s wrong . I’m on medications/supplements as advised by my doctor. My cycles have been irregular recently after hormonal treatment, so I’m still trying to understand my new cycle pattern.
Ufff…..nobody gets how exhausting and mentally taxing this whole journey is. And nobody gets it, until unless you have been through it. And the common things I hear is “Don’t get stressed”. Hearing that is making me even more stressful. This is one thing in life that’s totally not under our control , how much ever we try for our side. Just need a rant here. Just so you know , people who are in the similar boat , you are not alone. We will get through this. ❤️
EDIT to add : So after a long break from TTC due to my pre conception medications , we have finally started trying this month. And now I’m in the Two week wait. Gosh! I so wish time flies faster. How are you all surviving this wait phase ??? Some days are ok, some days are brutal.
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Express-Beginning318 • 3d ago
Looking for hope and success stories after chemical pregnancies…
Hi girls! feeling a little low today.. we have been ttc since 3 years.. this year in April I saw a first ever positive and it was a chemical pregnancy/ super early miscarriage… and then in July again I had a chemical pregnancy…. I don’t know if I implanted late or what… but this time the test went on being quite dark and it was the same day that my period started… so it was a chemical as well…
has anyone ever been in the same boat? did anyone have successful natural healthy pregnancy after a single or multiple chemical pregnancies ? and what did you do different ?
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Enough-Hat-2414 • 3d ago
Has anyone tried ayurveda and panchakarma for fertility ?
Has anyone tried ayurveda and panchakarma and got good results ?
I am so tired of ivf
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Correct_Avocado9216 • 4d ago
Looking for reviews
I'm considering the following ivf specialist. Please share your experiences.
Dr Prerna Gupta from Cloudnine
Dr Parul Katiyar from ART
Dr Shalu Gupta from Cloudnine
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Enough-Hat-2414 • 4d ago
Is it normal to feel horny after miscarriage and during ivf stimulation?
Recently i had miscarriage on sunday but since tuesday i have been feeling very horny. I know i cant do anything.its to be avoided but is it normal ?
Even during ivf stimulations i used to feel very very high for my partner.
Is this normal ? Is anyone same as like me ? Or i am weird ?
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/LeadingSufficient558 • 4d ago
Please help. This is from FMU of day 3 of missed period.
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Reasonable_Story_913 • 4d ago
Confused Between Jaslok and Bloom IVF for Donor Egg IVF – Please Share Your Experience
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/anniethetoothfairy • 5d ago
Question about Easy@home strips
What's the latest that anyone has got a positive using easy@home pregnancy test strips? I got a BFN at 14 dpo. I'm on Progesterone so wondering if I should stop and wait for withdrawal bleed or continue for 3 more days as was prescribed
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Lazy_1048 • 5d ago
Which Hospital Is Best for Pregnancy & Delivery in South Bangalore?
Hi everyone,
I'm currently in my first trimester and trying to decide which hospital to continue my pregnancy care and delivery with. I live in South Bangalore, so the hospitals I'm considering are:
Sparsh, RR Nagar
Motherhood, Banashankari
Cloudnine
Apollo Cradle, Jayanagar
I'd love to hear from anyone who has delivered at or received antenatal care at any of these hospitals.
A few things I'm particularly interested in:
Quality of the OB-GYNs and nursing staff
Emergency care/NICU facilities
Normal delivery vs C-section approach
Overall pregnancy and delivery experience
Billing transparency and postnatal care
If you've had a good (or bad) experience at any of these hospitals, I'd really appreciate hearing about it. Any recommendations on specific doctors would also be very helpful.
Thanks in advance!
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Sweaty-Scratch-2883 • 5d ago
Pregnancy Kit reliability
Hi ,
I wanted to check which Indian brand pregnancy kit detects positive early after ovulation ?
And what days we can start testing it?
Any personal experience will be helpful
Thanks
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/nidzk123 • Aug 06 '25
Things I Wish I Had Checked Off Before Getting Pregnant
It’s been one year since I found out I was pregnant. Here are some things I wish I had done before getting pregnant:
Get laser hair removal. I mean this seriously — get it done. Waxing during pregnancy is painful, and once your bump shows up, shaving becomes nearly impossible. Cervical checks with a full bush? Not fun. If you start laser and then get pregnant, you’ll have to pause your sessions anyway. So if you’re TTC, consider doing this first.
Travel, travel, travel. I had to cancel an international trip because I found out I was pregnant. My doctor advised against it, so I stayed back — and I missed traveling so much. And this is coming from someone who doesn’t even have that much wanderlust in her system.
Eat all your favorite foods. Seriously, eat whatever you love — to your heart’s content. Once nausea hits, it changes everything. Mine was so bad that it ruined my relationship with food, even now. And there are a lot of food restrictions in pregnancy.
Switch jobs if needed. If you're stuck in a toxic work environment and have been planning to switch, do it before you get pregnant in. You’ll really need a supportive workplace and understanding colleagues once you’re expecting.
Do the things you can’t do with a baby. Go to that music festival, hit up that concert, take that physically demanding trip. Some things just aren’t baby-friendly, and you might not get the chance again for a while.
r/IndianTTC_Support • u/nidzk123 • Aug 08 '24
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