<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>> Hi gang! Let me just clear a few things up before anymore of you reply to my original posting...I also have some questions of my own! Our doctor is a very good, competent, man in his field. The reason why I was put on fertility drugs was because I wasn't ovulating. I hadn't had a normal menstrual cycle in about 6 months at the time of our initial visit with "Dr. W". So yes, the drugs are needed! We did discuss my husband's disease and were told that before we check Mark's semen for analysis, all other possibilities (surgery, switching drugs, that sort of thing) would be exhausted first, then the focus would switch to Mark. I have had 3 miscarriages in the past 2 years and my husband and I both feel that the focus on me currently is appropriate. Second, my husband has been gluten free for about 2 years. Some of you have suggested once he was completely free, his fertility issues would disappear. Well, how long does that take? 2 years isn't enough? And how does eliminating red meat from his diet have anything to do with his fertility? We just had an entire cow butchered and everything is fresh with no filers. Maybe that's the reason--because of filers used in ground beef? If you haven't guessed, I am a teacher and when people give me answers and they don't explain them, especially on a discussion question, they get point marks off! Ha Ha! Third, why do I have to go gluten free when I get pregnant if it's my husband who is the Celiac? We have a 3.5 year old that is showing no signs of the disease and Mark is the only person in his entire family who has it. No, there are no undiagnosed celiacs. Everyone is as regular as a clock. So, when replying, keep these things in mind. It's my fault for not listing them initially, but I really had no idea the response I would get! And, if you can answer any of my questions--that would be brilliant also! Thanks! Liz Crone