Our TTC Journey
Pre-TTC: BC pills since age 13, due to heavy and crippling periods with no regularity.
Oct 2008: Stopped BC pill. Began piling on weight, cystic acne, body hair, and cycles of 120+ days.
Apr 2010: Diagnosed with PCOS. Metformin 1000mg.
Dec 2010: Began NTNT - cycles continued to be irregular.
Apr 2011: Metformin increased to 1500mg. Began taking prenatal vitamins & Vitex.
Jun 2011: Our wedding day! :)
Sep 2011: Referred to first RE. Metformin increased to 2000mg. Diagnosed with annovulation.
Oct 2011: Clomid 25mg. No O. Progesterone required to induce AF.
Dec 2011: Clomid 50mg. No O. Progesterone required to induce AF.
Jan 2012: Clomid 100mg. O! BFN.
Feb 2012: Met with new RE. Male issues as well as resistsance to Clomid - referral to IVF clinic.
Feb 2012: HyCoSy/HSG - tubes clear.
Feb 2012: Clomid 100mg. O! BFN.
Mar 2012: Began IVF #1 down regulation. On BC pill.
Apr 4, 2012: AF arrives - begin sniffing Synarel twice daily
Apr 12, 2012: Begin daily Puregon injections
Apr 18, 2012: Blood test #1
Apr 20, 2012: Blood test #2
Apr 23, 2012: Blood test #3 & follicle ultrasoundContact Me
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Category Archives: Progesterone
Progesterone Makes Me Stabby
Yeah, yeah, that age old excuse of blaming the medication for turning you into a monster. Seriously – for me, Clomid does nothing, aside from the occasional hot flush. Progesterone, on the other hand, sees me turn from a cute … Continue reading
Posted in Emotions, Finances, Progesterone, RE, TTC, Waiting = evil
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Caved.
I started progesterone today. That is all. I’ve also booked in to a new fertility specialist (a lady doc – yay!) for 2nd February. She’s more expensive, but she works in an actual IVF centre and I’m making J come … Continue reading
Posted in Progesterone, RE
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BRING IT.
The progesterone worked like a charm – just like last time, AF arrived on the second day after I stopped. That brings my previous cycle to a grinding halt at 41 days, much nicer than 60+! (Though it would be … Continue reading
Posted in Annovulation, Charting, Clomid, Metformin, Progesterone
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What the O?
So. I’m miffed, you guys. When I went and saw the RE this time last week, the answer was clear: the Clomid hadn’t worked, the blood test results checking for ovulation were negative, and the bets were on that I’d … Continue reading
Posted in Angry, Annovulation, Charting, Progesterone, RE, THE BIG O, Waiting = evil
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The verdict. And some gut feelings.
Ok. Here’s the down-low. I didn’t ovulate this month. No surprises there, though the bloodwork basically just confirmed all of my charting and monitoring. He went through Mr. J’s SA paperwork and is concerned about the 11% morphology (<15% normal … Continue reading
Posted in Annovulation, Clomid, Emotions, Metformin, Progesterone, RE
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Spotting – Glorious Spotting!
Who would’ve ever thought I’d say THAT, eh? So the 10 days of Primolut N ended on Friday morning. I’ve been waiting around impatiently since then for my period to show – and have finally noticed a tiny amount of … Continue reading
Posted in AF, Progesterone, TTC
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Waiting, Waiting, Waiting
So I have to say, this is the most boring wait of all. Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy to be hopefully setting up for a good, positive, month ahead – but it’s just.. excruciating. I’m on Day 4 of … Continue reading
Posted in Progesterone, Waiting = evil
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Forgot to mention…
Hubs has to have a sperm analysis done sometime in the next two weeks – and my Metformin has been upped to 2,000mg per day. So far, so good with the progesterone.
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First RE Visit .. it’s done!
And it was much less stressful than I thought it was going to be. First things first – the doctor is really great. He listened to my history, he understood the frustrations that have come with this whole journey, and … Continue reading
Posted in Charting, Clomid, Emotions, Progesterone, RE, TTC
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