- Yellow.Clover
- 8 years ago
- Wedding: September 2011
Per request, I’ve started Pt. 2.
Copied this from the Hilarious TTC thread. Link: http://boards.weddingbee.com/topic/hilarious-ttc-board
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Per request, I’ve started Pt. 2.
Copied this from the Hilarious TTC thread. Link: http://boards.weddingbee.com/topic/hilarious-ttc-board
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Glad you’re feeling better! How terrible to get an RI while going through everything else. YAY for five little emby’s doing great! Wa-hoo! Can’t wait for the outcome! Sending super positive thoughts your way.
Well I am pretty certain I am out this month. At CD17 I am having the first signs of PMS. Good luck to the rest of you ladies
Well, I just got off the phone with my doctor. She completely does not listen to a thing I say. All she is concerned about is for me to take a pregnancy test since I’m on CD32. Really? I told her I’M NOT PREGNANT. Why, so I can get even more depressed by seeing another negative? She tells me, make sure it’s done with FMU. No? I had no idea to do that. I told her I HAVE NOT O’d! I really don’t think I’d be sustaining a pregnancy right now with a bbt of 96.88. Sigh. Anyways, she wants me to wait another 10 days then email her and come in for blood test to test pregnancy, progesterone, and possibly others. Then she will prescribe the provera.
She’s also looking into getting me set up for an HSG. She dismissed me getting a lap. But, once I told her I have a shellfish allergy, which possibly means an iodine allergy, she said she would email to find out if they use any dye alternatives for the HSG? If not, then we will go for the lap. She also tells me that endo should not interfere with the ability to get pregnant? Uh-don’t know about that… And if they did do the lap and they remove any endo, they would start me on 3-6 months of lupron or BC so it’s not a good idea if we are TTC because it would just delay everything. I guess right now, I would much rather go for the HSG if I’m able to.
And, I really know I should not be venting since almost all of you have been through WAY more. I want you ALL to know I really admire you guys. You have so much strength and courage! HUGS and baby dust for all.
For example, I can’t imagine how much it must suck to not only be dealing with all of this, but to have a doctor who won’t listen. That so seriously obnoxious.
first paragraph alone cracked me up.
http://blog.attainfertility.com/2011/03/infertility-acronyms/
So sorry about your doctor, I have had my own frustrations and can’t seem to get anything done with the several doctor’s I’ve seen. I asked for a HSG and my doctor looked at me dumbfounded and asked if that meant I wanted a pregnancy test! – Ummm NO! Have you considered looking for a different doctor? (I know that can be easier said then done, I’m still waiting for my referal to go through for a new OBGYN). Please continue to vent here, that’s what we are here for!
@Yellow.Clover: oh that is so true! I need to add a Wispy law: don’t think about it. And stop trying so hard. Ugh! But thanks for the giggle!
@Mrs. Lox: @wifegoodman: @lonsk: Thank you! I swear, you guys are the best! : )
@wifegoodman: Wow, I bet that was a sight to see! I can picture it in my head (funny because I have NO idea what your dad or doctor looks like!) LOL And yes, she told me I need to call as soon as I get AF so that they can get me in right away. She said it should be done CD 7-10?
@lonsk: You know, it’s weird, but there are probably a handful of bees that I remember seeing post in the last few days that say they O’d really early last month (wonder if it has anything to do with the Blue Moon we had last month?). And, I was going to post this before, but thought I was too crazy. I really think my body tried to O while I was taking my Clomid pills. Which I think was between CD8-10. Wayyy too early for O but with what I’ve been seeing, maybe not? Maybe the Clomid threw me out of whack and that’s why I’m stuck right now. Doesn’t surprise me.
Oh wow! Really? How does asking for an HSG get compared to testing for HCG? LOL I mean I can see the similarities, but c’mon? I think sometimes we just need to sit back and laugh at them because they think we know so little about this little thing they call TTC. I actually don’t know about getting another doctor. I have Kaiser Permanente insurance but you have to go to their “in-house” doctors. I was thinking about signing up for a plan that allows me to go outside of the network, but I thought after this round I’d be going to the fertility center anyways so it wouldn’t matter. Maybe I should re-think it? I really hope you get your referral soon? Have you checked up on it lately?
@Wispy: Glad you liked it! I did too! And I like your law. So true it’s sad. I really liked that board. Every single one of them had me laughing so hard at my desk yesterday.
AFM, Nothing new. I mean…. nothing. I get to this point of the cycle and I’m just ready for AF. Part of me awnts to use a cheapie test or temp tomorrow morning just so I can get some clarification already! I’m cd 9 today.
Ok I have been on these boards forever. But what exactly is a HSG test (that’s different from the saline u/s I had right?). And I have no idea what a lap is either! everytime I read it I think of lap band surgery! Educate me ladies! Lol
I don’t know anything about a lap, but I’ve had an HSG so I’m on that. ๐
HSG stands for hysterosalpingogram. Don’t even bother trying to remember that, I had one and still had to look it up to get that right. Basically, they place a catheter through your cervix and inject dye into your uterus and up through your fallopian tubes. To make the trip, the dye has to be moved through with pressure, which is why it actually tends to open blocked tubes if possible. That’s also why it can be painful. While that’s going on you’re under a giant x-ray and they are tracking the progress of the dye on a monitor. The test continues until the dye spills out at the end of you fallopian tubes (in a perfect world at least). That gives them a full picture of your uterus and tubes and allows them to diagnose many abnormalities or blockages. And again, often it cleares blockages due to the pressurized dye.
At best it’s uncomfortable, at the worst it can be quite painful. It all depends on the woman and what kind of issues she may be facing.
Anybody wanna check if I finally figured out how to post a link to my FF chart??
So I got a call this afternoon from referring doctor to the OBGYN that I requested, well get this my appointment is for April 4! are they freaking kidding me!!!! then the receptionist let me know that is next year, yeah thanks for that. So at this rate I will most likely get into the fertility clinic before I get to see the OBGYN (fertility clinic said I had a 7 month wait in August).Trying to be positive but would like a little good news or glimmer of hope to be positive about.
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