Vitamins?

[Poppy1987]

I have read about soy isoflavones to help ttc does anyone else have any advise on it? Also maybe vitamin b?
Thanks girls x

 

[bbs4us]

I am just trying evening primrose but will stop taking after O. it is supposed to help with CM I hear. This is my first cycle trying it. other than that I'm just taking prenatals and fish oil.

 

[bbs4us]

Oh and they say to stop taking it after O because it is not good for pregnancy.

 

[Iwant3]

When I read up on isoflavins, it seems it is like a herbal version of clomid - and taken in a similar way. It says not to use it if you ovulate naturally/have regular cycles. I haven't any experience with it, but there are plenty of articles and success stories on the net.

I am taking feraglobin medicine (as the normal prenatels upset my belly with the iron) and feraglobin has iron, but easy on the stomach. I also take evening primrose oil from cd1 up until O. And yes you need to stop taking evening primrose oil after O as it can cause uterine contraction which could prevent implantation. But equally good it can cause uterine contractions in late pregnancy too

 

[Poppy1987]

I think I do ov as I get positive opk's but sometimes I think I have a short lutual phase so maybe the soy isoflavones will help?

 

[cosmicgirl]

I took soy when ttc, it didn't appear to make any difference xx

 

[emmimoo]

I've been taking pregnacare. 1st cycle trying them, won't know till next month if helped conceive but have made me feel better anyway!

 

[Poppy1987]

I'm going to get some pregnacare for next month x

 

[itisbabytime]

hi poppy, pregnacare is enough. evening primrose oil was a disaster for me, some girls like agnus castus (not sure of spelling) but how i see it is that they are herbal remedies with not enough research into them. if u do take anythign u must tell your gp because of interactions with other drugs.

 

[bbs4us]

hi poppy, pregnacare is enough. evening primrose oil was a disaster for me, some girls like agnus castus (not sure of spelling) but how i see it is that they are herbal remedies with not enough research into them. if u do take anythign u must tell your gp because of interactions with other drugs.

How was it a disaster out of curiosity?