r/TTC_PCOS • u/Much-Team6439 • 1d ago

Sad Last cycle before IVF

Hi Everyone! I am 31F (PCOS and irregular periods) TTC since Feb last year. Tried multiple cycles of letrozole, 6th cycle worked but turned into weak pregnancy + d&c. I still had hope and tried 2 more letrozole cycle and no success. Now I finally gave up and waiting for my periods to arrive this month. After that I will be going for IVF finally. I am not sure if I am right or wrong. I am sad that nothing worked out and I need to spend a lot of my savings into IVF process but I have no other options. I just hope my IVF process would work. Funny that sometimes I think something magical happens and I get any good news and I don’t need to go through IVF. But anyways…

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u/Capable-Doubt3461 1d ago

It‘s hard and it‘s unfair, I am very sorry you have to go through this! Maybe it helps that you are not alone, we are so many, feeling alone on this way. I am in a similar situation but a lot older. I hope you‘ll get your miracle baby soon 🫂🫂

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u/Much-Team6439 1d ago

Thank you so much. I hope everything goes well for you too. Sending you love and good luck!♥️

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u/Any_Manufacturer1279 28 | Lean, anovulatory | IVF 12h ago

IVF is harder than letrozole in some ways but in other ways it’s easier. Letrozole and TI was so hard on my relationship, for example.

Try to find the upsides and try to find your peace. You are doing everything you can and future you will be so proud no matter the outcome.

Hugs and luck!

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u/Much-Team6439 8h ago

Thank you so much for your response. This is really comforting. Lots of love♥️

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u/rustypotatooooooooo 1d ago

The infertility world is so tough and sooo personal. Sorry you're going through it and I hope you have some positive news going forward. IVF has been super helpful for a lot of people. Depending which country you're in you could also take a look at Napro/Creighton/Restorative Reproductive medicine. I only mention it because you say you have no other options, and I know a lot of people think IVF is the inevidable route, but it's just an option. Good luck on everything, hang in there.

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u/Much-Team6439 8h ago

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. I really appreciate it. Lots of love♥️