Following your fertility assessment you will probably start on a course of treatment. Do NOT expect any treatment to work first time. You are embarking on a journey which will, hopefully, lead you to pregnancy. There is no magic pill one can take to suddenly become 'fertile'. You, your partner, and your doctor will become a team and explore various options some of which will work better than others.
I found it helpful to take each cycle as a learning opportunity to discover what would work better for me. This way, even if the cycle did not result in a positive pregnancy test at least I would learn something of value to take into and improve the next cycle. Keep in mind that it takes an average of 2 years working with an RE to achieve a pregnancy!
IMPORTANT: Read this article before you delve into the treatment details: Treatment Options For Women Over 40
Clomid + Letrozole + Tamoxifen
How Does Clomid Work
Clomid Use and Abuse
Questions about Clomid
All About Clomid - really good site
Letrozole - a clomid alternative without the side effects!
Tamoxifen - an alternative for those with PCOS
The 'Injectibles'
Why Use Injectibles and How do they work?
Gonal-F Q&A
About Pergonal
Ovulation Induction
Facts on Follistim
Fertility Drugs - how they work
Other Drug Information
Lookup Prescription Drug Information
Daily Dose Therapeutic Aspirin and Fertility
Progesterone Supplements
MedsMex Online
Storage of Fertility Drugs
Suppressing Early LH Surge
Antagonists - suppressing LH Surge
