I had had enough and decided I needed to get some type of drugs to stay pregnant. I had been taking B vitamins (to help with low progesterone) and low dose aspirin (to help prevent blood clots) but those weren't enough.
Later on I actually bought OTC progesterone cream to help with a suspected LPD. If you use progesterone cream make sure it comes from natural sources. Emerita is recommended by Wray at Progesterone Therapy. On Amazon, Smoky Mountain Naturals is a best seller.
I went to Pyeongtaek St. Mary's Hospital today. The women in the international clinic speak fluent English. One of them worked in the US as a nurse for 20 years and the other spent a few years in the US, also as a nurse. There's one more, but I haven't been formally introduced to her.
They ran blood tests for natural killer cells and said my husband wouldn't need to get tested. Something that I don't agree with since there could be a chromosomal issue that causes miscarriages.
Money
- The total costs for today was 143,700.
- Doctor's visit 42,900.
- Blood test 100,800).
- Tricare (my insurance) reimbursed me for 61,609.
- Out of pocket was 82,091
For more info, you can see how much this has cost, I also have a summary of dates, as well as my Rx protocol.
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