u/Fickle_Flower6199

TTC after MTX…wait 3 months or 6?

Hi guys, I got MTX in March for a PUL / presumed ectopic. At the appt where I got the MTX, my OB said I needed to be put on birth control ( I declined and have just not had sex at all because I’m horrified 😅) because I could absolutely NOT conceive prior to 6 months post MTX because the baby would have spina bifida, neural tube defects etc. That was shocking to me because almost everyone else I’ve seen on this page has said their doc recommended 3 months, some even saying there’s told them no wait was necessary.

I guess my question is - how long were you told to wait? My experience with this OB throughout the course of the ectopic was not great. I truly don’t think he is very educated on them (which means I did not get very much education from him) and he never even considered the possibility of ectopic despite all of the signs pointing to it, and dismissed me every time I even said the words “ectopic” or “PUL”. I guess I’m trying to figure out if I should try to go see a different OB and discuss things with them and get their opinion. I was also told that there was no reason for an HSG because I’ve had a successful pregnancy prior and it’s “easy for me to get pregnant”.

Is the only concern with getting pregnant after MTX the folate depletion, or are there other contributors? If I got a hormone panel to check everything including folate and it’s normal, would that mean I’m fine?

To be clear - I’m not ready to TTC yet, my cycle is still extremely messed up which leads me to believe my body is not healed yet. I definitely won’t be trying prior to 3 months post MTX and definitely not before I discuss things with my OB or a new one, get hormones checked, potential HSG etc., but I just wanted to get some others opinions and hear what their doctors told them and that extra push to maybe switch OBs.

Thank you guys ❤️

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u/Fickle_Flower6199 — 20 days ago

This might be a very dumb question…but I live on an Air Force base (training base for 35s) and my husband is maintenance on F35s and I asked him and he also doesn’t know, so leaving it up to you guys to figure it out for me lol.

Every time I see the 35s, F1s, or 16s landing, they usually don’t land on the first “attempt”. They will approach with gear down, get down to maybe 100 feet above the runway and cruise there for a few seconds, then pull back up, put gear up and go back around and will land on the second approach. I was thinking maybe it’s just part of the protocol for the new pilots that are here finishing up their training since it seemingly is done every single time, but I believe even the Mirages and 16s do it and those are civilian aggressor jets. My husband also said they did it at our previous bases too that weren’t training bases. I was thinking maybe they do it to check landing gear (dumb thing to think I know) but they put their gear back up anyway when they go around so it wouldn’t make sense.

I did a couple of searches and found that they may do it to “bleed airspeed” but when they pull back up and go around a lot of times it seems like they are going into burner so wouldn’t that defeat the purpose? Hoping someone can give me a better answer than what I’ve come up with so far 😂

Plz enjoy this pic of me cruising around in the backseat of a F-15E a few years ago for attention lol

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