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**monologue** · 10-31-2011, 02:05 AM

My speculation (and I'm no medical-field professional) is that my body didn't respond to the hhCG drops as it should have - just based on my personal history. I had a miscarriage at age 21. Followed by a premature birth at age 23. And my last pregnancy was carried past-term with the assistance of hormone therapy at age 25.

If I'm understanding hhCG correctly (please, correct me if I'm wrong), it works by stimulating your body to produce hCG. If my body is not efficient at this production (based on my fertility history) - would I do best on injections? So I KNOW the right amount of hCG is in my system?

Also - if I plan to quit the drops - do I continue them to the minimum 23 days (even though I have uncontrollable cravings and hunger and continue to gain) while I wait for the Rx hCG to arrive?

Makes me wonder if your hCG drops have any hCG in them. I have heard a lot about drops that are not delivering what they promise on the label.

Another would be better to answer this, but I am not under the impression that this is to stimulate the production of hCG in your body, but to insert it there with top hat askew and ready to help you accept eating so little.

If the drops are not working I would not continue them.

10-31-2011, 02:05 AM	#2
monologue Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 504 Senior Member	My speculation (and I'm no medical-field professional) is that my body didn't respond to the hhCG drops as it should have - just based on my personal history. I had a miscarriage at age 21. Followed by a premature birth at age 23. And my last pregnancy was carried past-term with the assistance of hormone therapy at age 25. If I'm understanding hhCG correctly (please, correct me if I'm wrong), it works by stimulating your body to produce hCG. If my body is not efficient at this production (based on my fertility history) - would I do best on injections? So I KNOW the right amount of hCG is in my system? Also - if I plan to quit the drops - do I continue them to the minimum 23 days (even though I have uncontrollable cravings and hunger and continue to gain) while I wait for the Rx hCG to arrive? Makes me wonder if your hCG drops have any hCG in them. I have heard a lot about drops that are not delivering what they promise on the label. Another would be better to answer this, but I am not under the impression that this is to stimulate the production of hCG in your body, but to insert it there with top hat askew and ready to help you accept eating so little. If the drops are not working I would not continue them.
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