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After how many TP ICSI/IVF cycles do you get pregnant?

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  1. Jeanettie #41

    Hi, just a quick question. I read your story and saw that you were taking PregnaCare. I’d like to order it too, but I don’t see a website in the Netherlands or Belgium where I can buy it directly. Did you start taking it before you were pregnant, or only after? And I think PregnaCare already contains folic acid, so you don’t need to take it separately, right? I’d love to hear from you. Best wishes, Jeanettie
  2. Jeanettie #42

    Hi,

    First of all, I really want to wish everyone on this forum lots of luck and also give you a big hug; I used to read every forum and all the stories because I just couldn't get pregnant. In the end, after trying everything, I got pregnant naturally at the age of forty, note that. This was after 3 years of trying, I was about to do IVF but in the end, I took pregnacare, folic acid etc. Both are supposed to make the egg stronger (yes, even folic acid) and pregnacare gives a huge boost. It ensures excellent implantation. But still, believe in your body because I remember going through the medical merry-go-round, and there was nothing to be found. After a rather painful SIS (water echo), I was about to do an even more painful HSG. I refused this and I was completely done with it.
    Now pregnant, and I wish you all the best, it will work out. Oh yes, and another tip, day 10 or early days for intercourse is often the best in my opinion. Not necessarily on that smiley, just kidding.
    Greetings
    and good luck!

    Hi, just a question. I read your story and see that you took pregnacare. I want to order this too. But I don't see a website in the Netherlands or Belgium to order it directly. Did you take this before you were pregnant? Or only after? And I think pregnacare already contains folic acid and you don't need to take it separately? I'd love to hear from you. Greetings Jeanettie

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