Please do not stop taking your Susten (progesterone) tablets without speaking to your doctor first, as this medication supports your early pregnancy. Headaches and breast heaviness are very common side effects of progesterone and early pregnancy hormones. However, irritation when peeing could indicate a urinary tract infection or localized irritation from the vaginal tablet. It is important to have this evaluated. Please contact your obstetrician soon so they can check for an infection and safely guide you on whether to continue or adjust your medication.

Your parameters look very promising: confirmed ovulation after your hCG injection, perfectly timed intercourse, and a wonderfully receptive womb lining of 14.5mm. Continuing with your Susten (progesterone) support is excellent for helping a fertilized egg implant. At age 27, with such ideal conditions, your chances of conceiving this cycle are very favorable?around 20% to 30%, which is the maximum natural chance per cycle. Try to stay relaxed and positive during this two-week wait.

Along with your cervical stitch and bed rest, you might discuss switching your progesterone (Susten) from oral to vaginal administration with your doctor, as vaginal progesterone can be more effective locally. Additionally, stay well-hydrated, avoid any pelvic activity like intercourse, and monitor for signs of preterm labor, such as regular contractions or fluid leakage. Continue close follow-ups with your obstetrician or a maternal-fetal medicine specialist. Your medical team is there to support you and your baby every step of this journey.

Having two mature eggs and a timed hCG trigger injection gives you a wonderful head start this cycle. Ovulating on day 12 and supporting your uterine lining with Susten (progesterone) starting on day 14 creates an ideal environment for a potential pregnancy. With two mature follicles, your success rate is higher than a standard cycle, typically around 15% to 20% per attempt. This is a highly encouraging and well-coordinated treatment plan. Try to stay gentle with yourself during the upcoming two-week wait.

Cefuroxime (Forcef) is a widely used antibiotic in pregnancy, safe for treating any mild infection indicated by your slightly elevated CRP. Isoxsuprine (Duvadilan) helps relax uterine muscles to manage spotting, working safely alongside your progesterone therapy. Given your history of a recent D&C and mild prolapse, this proactive approach is very standard. Please continue these medications as prescribed, rest as much as possible, and contact your doctor if you experience any increased cramping or bleeding.

After a missed miscarriage and Dilation and curettage, most women do not need extensive tests unless there are repeated losses. Basic evaluation may include thyroid levels, blood sugar, hemoglobin, and sometimes infection screening; your doctor may add more tests if needed. For the next pregnancy, the first ultrasound is usually done around 6?8 weeks to confirm heartbeat and growth?earlier scans can be done if there are symptoms or concern. In your case, growth stopping at 6+5 weeks is unfortunately common in early loss and not related to scan timing. Plan early antenatal checkup next time and start folic acid before conception for better outcomes.