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May 02, 2019

First Pregnancy at 46

Image: Ultrasound. Photo credit: jess lis, on FreeImages

Wow, I am just soooo happy to find this board!!

I am 46 years old, pregnant with my first child, due in August.

It's with my own eggs - helped along with Clomid, and I had an IUI [Intrauterine insemination] with donor sperm.

My first ultrasound is tomorrow, and I'm excited and nervous........

I just want to know this is a healthy and viable pregnancy.

I am planning on having genetic testing done, just wondering if anyone had the CVS [Chorionic villus sampling] procedure??

If so, what can you tell me about it?

Thanks so much and I wish you all healthy, happy pregnancies!!!


TODAY'S BOOK SUGGESTION:
Image: How to Get Pregnant, by Sherman J. Silber. Publisher: Little, Brown and Company; 1st Little, Brown Pbk. Ed edition (August 29, 2007)How to Get Pregnant
by Sherman J. Silber

-- For decades, Dr. Silber's HOW TO GET PREGNANT has been the most popular resource for couples trying to conceive.

Now thoroughly revised and updated to include cutting-edge information on all the very latest treatments for infertility, this edition will be the ultimate guide for prospective parents in the 21st century.

The comprehensive text explains not only the essential facts of getting pregnant but also how to solve once insurmountable fertility problems.

Among the new high-tech tests and procedures covered is the revolutionary technique of antral follicle count, which allows women to calculate at any point in their lives how many remaining years of fertility they have and helps them to determine whether to preserve their eggs.

For all couples who dream of becoming parents, Dr. Silber's HOW TO GET PREGNANT will be the one and only book they need to address all their concerns about conceiving a healthy child.

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