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In March or April I had my Mirena removed. I was having crazy mood swings and of course no AF. The DR. said that it had started to inbed into the wall of my uterus. Not sure if this affected me.
I am at a loss. I have been preg twice with out trying. I know I am older but still this is hard.
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I should probaby also add that yesterday and today it seems like I cry at the drop of a hat. Which is pretty weird for me.View Thread
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TTC since Feb 2011.
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I was starting to get my hopes up last night as I was at C day 35, but this morning...AF. I just don't get it. I'm doing everything right, other than the fact that, I can't do anything about my "high-stress" life. I've been using the OPKs and having intercourse when we're supposed to. One of my DD's Dr. told me to try yoga, which I am considering. My own Fibro Dr. told me to stop taking my Ibupfrofen b/c it can slow your egg down? It's not that I don't believe him, but...I think he meant that it can slow down the travel momentum of the unfertilized egg? Not sure, but I quit taking it anyway as of Halloween. I've also quit taking Cymbalta in May, lost a little over 30 lbs. (with Phentermine help) since May, and quit smoking in June. I take a Gingko supplement for the Fibro-Fog, Folic Acid, B50, and a muscle relaxer in the a.m. everyday. I take Melatonin at night, and sometimes 1/2 of an Ambien. I have Xanax for anxiety, and b/c my real hormones are...not always nice, and I have perscription pain pills that are PRN, but I don't use them very often. I even got a massage in Sept. around the time of predicted ovulation b/c I read that it can help with conception.
I will say, that for the past 2 months my Test Strips have been a little if-fy. In August I started using the OPKs. For Aug. I began testing on the 9th day of my C. I had negative results everyday or the first seven days, and finally had a positive reading on the 17th day of my C. I continued to have positive results (and intercourse) until the 19th day.
In Sept. I started testing on the 12th day. The lines got darker on day 13, and day 14, but I had no clear, definable, positive result. On day 15 my little pink line started getting fainter so I thought maybe I had just missed my LH-surge by some hours or something. Last month, my faint, pink lines got increasingly darker for a few days, but still not a single, positive result.
In Oct. I started testing on day 14 of my C and had a very faint pink line that got darker on day 15. On day 16 I got distracted and did not read my results in time so I took another test that afternoon, and got a very similar result as the day before. On day 17,18,19 the line just kept getting more faint pink.
I am starting to consider cutting out all perscription meds for the Fibro, and only taking the vitamins & supplements.
In August I read that Astroglide isn't sperm friendly, so we tried using just water, and then last month switched to ProSeed.
I'm not trying to bring anyone down I know we are all in the same boat, I am just looking for suggestions, tips, advice??? Anything that might be of help.View Thread
at the beginning of the month i took a hpt and it came out positive.
i then went to the doc, and the blood test came back negative.
however, i'm late for my period, my last was on oct 6th.
i menstruated on aug 17 , but not at all in sept.
this is the same scenario almost exactly with my son , three years ago.
the hpt came out positive. the blood test was negative, and a couple weeks later another blood test told me i was almost 9 weeks pregnant.
however since then, ive been through surgeries such as cist removal from my right ovary, appendectomy, and a biopsy for which i have no idea for what .. which is why im currently seeking a new doctor as well.
just kinda nervous, confused... is this normal ? could i be pregnant ? any advice ?View Thread
I'm new around here. Been trying with boyfriend for 5 months and just got my period
. i spoke to my doctor but I feel he's not being as helpful as I thought he would. He will not try any procedure on me until a year has passed. I thought that as long you asked for it he would perform as requested but he still wants me to wait.
I'm 31 years old and never been pregnant. Recently got a sonogram because I had a very strange period and he said that everything looked normal and healthy. I do fear that my tubes are blocked. I had one previous long term relationship in which I tried to conceive and nothing happened so this has been a fear of mine for years. Now, this is the first time I'm serious about it and I'm following every other rule in the book to make it happen and nothing yet. Changed diet, followed my very regular period, and had intercourse right before ovulation and after to solidify the results....but it's been frustrating over these few months when I talk to my doctor,
My questions:
what is the normal/expected time to "try" before getting an official doctor test for infertility?Do I have to wait a year? I really want to have children now, don't want to waste time.
My mother had to get her tubes "cleared" before having one my sibblings. Is this hereditary?
What test can I request my doctor before getting my bf's sperm in the picture? Another issue he mentioned, the doctor said he wants to see my bf's sperm...I thought they would check on me first.
I've been thinking in gong to another doctor but then again would be nice to have some suggestions here.
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P.S. We have been trying for almost a year now after having a blighted ovum miscarriage last November.View Thread
Since then, she has expected her most recent period to be normal. It has not arrived yet (about 12 days late now). She has had some strange cravings, and a little difficulty sleeping, but nothing to write home about. She rarely eats meat, and was eating slices of ham late at night! She took a HPT last night, with a negative result. I was not present, but I asked her a few questions afterwards. She said that she drank a lot of fluids prior to the test.
Note: She has been off of birth control pills for 15 months for medical reasons. We occasionally use spermicide, but not all the time, since it is uncomfortable for her. She has never wanted to get a pregnancy test before, despite being late in the past (always associated with a dosage change in her anti-seizure medicine).
Question: What is the likelihood, if any, that she is pregnant with a negative result from the HPT? How long should we wait before testing again? Thank you all in advance for your input!View Thread
I am new to this group and thought to share my frustrations (that's what this is here for, right!?). My husband and I started trying for a baby since June of this year with no luck. I am 27 and my husband is 28 and we thought we would have no issues with conceiving given our ages and generally healthy lifestyle. But, obviously, it has been an issue. We have tried pretty much every trick under the sun: a conception vacation, ovulation tests, different positions, laying different ways for 15 minutes after, etc, etc, etc. We are starting to get so frustrated. I cannot stop thinking about it and I feel so defeated. Trying for a baby was not supposed to be so difficult and draining. I sometimes can't help but cry. I have spent generally the last 10 years of my life trying not to get pregnant, and, here we are. It is just so frustrating. Even our sex life- which we thought would be booming with baby making- has become just a series of motions with just one goal in mind.
My husband has been so supportive of the process and he generally feels bad about the situation we are in. We just don't know which way to turn to next. I did see my doctor a couple of months ago but he doesn't want to start me on any ovulation medications until January. My husband and I were thinking about trying acupuncture but it just seems so expensive.
I do try to keep in mind that God has a plan for me and there is a reason why it hasn't happened yet, although I might not see it. I do believe God has a path for us and I need to trust in that.
Anyway...I am glad to have found this group. Just a supportive outlet is helpful. All of my friends that have children either didn't have to try long before becoming pregnant or became pregnant by accident.
...Does anyone have any good pointers on baby making that I may not know yet?View Thread
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