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@rozenmaiden242 I would think starting on letrozole/clomid, either with timed intercourse or IUI, would a potential next step here. Letrozole can help you ovulate if you’re not, and help with timing even if you are already ovulating. I am from the US, so I don’t have insight into how this would...

@thecookdebra Not really. You can test everything and get perfect results and still be infertile. An HSG or SIS is usually ordered, but maybe your partner already did that. You could ask your RE.

@thecookdebra Honestly, you can have all good numbers and tests and still not conceive. It’s called unexplained infertility. We tried unassisted and had four IUIs for 3+ years before starting IVF in September. It sucks, but it is what it is. If you’ve been to a fertility specialist I would trust...

@frncsca My gyne recommended one, but only because she was also seeing the same RE. It probably depends on your insurance, mine doesn’t cover anything so it didn’t matter for me.

@renny562000 Great! I hope the RE can give you some good insight on next steps. Also just a gentle fyi, the term “unassisted” is preferred over “naturally” since there is nothing unnatural about fertility treatment.

@renny562000 There’s really no way to know what your egg quality is like without doing IVF. With your time trying and losses it would be perfectly acceptable to go see an RE. They would be able to do some testing and explain your options based on your past experiences and the tests.