We've been trying to conceive for 5 years. We have so far had 2 pregnancies which have resulted in early miscarriage. I have low progesterone levels and even with medical intervention has irregular ovulation.
We have been told by many care providers about the importance of progesterone treatment early on in pregnancy especially in patients who have a history of miscarriages as we do. We have also been told however that if at any point we do fall pregnant the clock for waiting for IVF on NHS is reset to 2 years.
What do we do:
- Do we not tell anyone if we get pregnant, miss out on early pregnancy care but keep our chances for IVF should we miscarry
or
- Do we tell our local midwifery clinic that we are (very early) pregnant in order to get early care but push the minimum date where we can have IVF into June 2022 if we were to miscarry again?
We're tired of being punished for being 1% successful at getting pregnant. We have 0% babies! We can't be the only ones in this situation...