Patient Experiences with Femara for Infertility
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Femara is a fertility medication that can help women with ovulation issues or sometimes unexplained infertility.
Femara works to suppress estrogen levels, which causes the pituitary gland to increase follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) output, and therefore induce ovulation.
As an aromatase inhibitor, Femara is mostly used to treat certain types of breast cancer.
Patient Experiences
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Patient 1: This woman struggled for years with infertility. After two months on Femara, she became pregnant. She now has a healthy 4 year old.
Patient 2: She struggled with infertility and only had one fallopian tube. She took Femara for less than a month and got pregnant. Now she has a 3 month old baby.
What to Expect
Patient 3: She conceived on her first round of Femara after an unsuccessful round with Clomid. She is 40 years old and had 3 follicles with the drug.
Patient 4: After 2 rounds of Clomid that resulted in pregnancies and miscarriages, this patient tried Femara. She had 2 follicles and got pregnant. She’s now 7 weeks along.
Patient 5: She just started taking Femara and went in for an ultrasound. She has 5 follicles with the drug.
Patient 6: She didn’t have a response with Femara, though it did cause some pain in her ovaries. She knows it often works for women who haven’t had success with Clomid.
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