I was able to view my lab results online through my clinic's patient portal. The result: 439 pg/ml.
If you are a first timer like me to see this number, I had no idea what this meant. Thank you Lord for the internet.
With some research, it looks like I'm right on track giving my cycle day which is numero 8. I stumbled upon this information when researching, "normal values" and came across the fertility community forums -- gah, sometimes I hate those because they make so anxious! Here's what I found:
A Rough Rule-of-Thumb for Good Estradiol Levels.
Exact figures are not possible. As a rough guide, however, a level in the range of 150 to 500 pg/ml is generally considered reasonable for the eighth day of a stimulated cycle. An approximate doubling of this level every 48 hours is considered promising, as a sign of continued good follicle development.
The RN that I sarcastically speaking oh so love, said that if the clinic decides to change my dosage of Gonal-F or needs to talk to me about something then she'll call me by phone. If there are no changes and everything is good, then don't expect a call.
So far, it's been about 5 hours since I've left the clinic and no phone ringing yet. I guess that's a good thing. ** Update** As I was typing this post up, one of the RN's called and said everything looks good and no changes needed to be made. Woohoo!!!!
Cheers to being right on track!
I'm 40 weeks!! I MADE IT!!
4 months ago

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Great news!
ReplyDeleteHey, did you know that those post blood draw warps are color coded. IVF patients have a different color. I am not sure why, though.
Thanks MV! No, I had no idea that they color coded them. Interesting snapple fact :)
ReplyDeleteyay im glad things are BACK on track!! im sending good vibes your way!
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