Nicky987 wrote: » So i had my appointment again today at the Rotunda and left feeling slightly more positive! our next stage is to repeat clomid 100mg again for this cycle and the next. have bloods done on day 21 on both cycles and to also take Glucophage (metformin) three times a day for the next two months. He wants to see me back in 9 weeks - (still to reduce my BMI even more) and if still unsucessfull im to move on to the injections to try and get me ovulating! He reckons i will def respond to the injections but who knows. so i have 8 weeks to whip my butt into gear and loose 21lbs!
TeresaM wrote: » Hi girls, Hope you don't mind me joining in with you gals...? We have just started our first (and hopefully only) ICSI on Saturday. I am on cd4 today and started taking Puregon 200iu yesterday eve. Will start Cetrotide 250mcgs on thursday along with the puregon. I've never used the Cetrotide before... has anyone any experience with it at all? What if any side effects have you maybe had with it? Have got a scan again on Sat morning some time so have the day off work... long way down to Galway.. (we're going to Galway Fertility Unit) but of course it will all be worth it in the end We have done 7 iui's so far, got pregnant on the 3rd but lost at 10 weeks that was really tough. We are however very lucky to have a son who is 6... he was conceived naturally after a year of trying... Miracle baby I think now!! Anyway, ladies, looking forward to sharing stories and experiences with you all... I just love the support that you can get from other women who know exactly what you are going through.. Sticky dust and baby dust to you all... xx
Nicky987 wrote: » digs, I'm to take metforim there times a day, started.this morning. Is it best to take it at meal times?? What side effects did you come across?? Stickybean- always need a weight loss buddy!
Digs wrote: » I think it was within the first few days I noticed so hopefully you will escape them! It really is horrible! When if first staring taking it I was 19 and had been diagnosed with pcos so my endo prescribed it for me to help with my weight, the ovulation was an added bonus I didn't appreciate at the time Im not too sure about taking it with cloimid, hopefully someone else might have some (positive!!) experiences there.... We are only ttc since September and have had some wobbly months in between then and now so I'm hoping the glucophage coupled with a bit more concentration on my part works for us! Hopefully glucophage/cloimid is the bit of help you need too, your doc seems to have a good plan for you, I like when docs are very positive! Oh it also helps if you stick to the same times everyday. Your system gets used to it quicker!
wolfpawnat wrote: » This week marks a year of trying! Needless to say a very unhappy bunny Eating well(enough), exercising, not smoking, not drinking, and nothing, can get frustrating sometimes. thinking of making an appointment to see a doctor about making sure everything is okay, though I think I'll just be laughed out the door and be told "sure your young yet bs!" Baby dust to all you ladies xx
TeresaM wrote: » Hey meggysmom, oh its great that you have a wee girl what a lovely age too!! Its great that they have found something that they could fix! When I went for our first appt with Galway Fertility Consultant he done a scan as I was mid cycle and said that although I ovulate, I don't ovulate properly and the egg wouldn't be anywhere near enough to achieve a pregnancy. (it was 6mm that day) Also my hubby has low motility and count. So between us, its not good. We have been trying for our second since May '06!! Can't believe its been almost 6 years now.!!! So what are your next plans? Do you try naturally now? Fingers crossed so tightly for you honey xx
meggysmom wrote: » I need to snap myself outa my slump though.I was so positive about things after the surgary but now I think I am may be overanalyzing everything.I think my mantra from now on needs to be RELAX...You have been patient in waiting 6 years,I love how all the treatments have evolved so much and the success rates are getting much better.Secondary infertility is frustrating at times!
meggysmom wrote: » yellow hen I am rooting for you...we are in our fertile time now and have been following docs advice of every other day from day 7-21 with an extra around ovulation for good measure,our cycles seem to be the same so sending us both good vibes for this month,keep me posted on how you are getting on with clomid.... Some questions,did you go back to the beacon for clomid?Did you just call them direct for an appointment after your 4 month after surgary?How much per cycle does clomid with scans cost?
yellow hen wrote: » Just found out my best friend is 5weeks pregnant. I got such a shock. I smiled the whole way through the conversation and bawled crying the whole way home in the car. Im happy for her but why can't it be us too? So miserable tonight. In hindsight this week I think the clomid made me quite depressed..thank god you only take it for 5 days.
Nicky987 wrote: » Feeling absolutely YUK!!! now starting day 3 of glucophage! Was nauseated all day yesterday and tummy isn't good! Taking tablets with meals also!! How long until these symptoms settle??? I'm gonna Benin this tablet.for two months :-(
meggysmom wrote: » ahh sorry you are feeling down,i got similar news last week from my sister in law,i had shared my woes with here and she never mentioned ttc herself(she has 3 year old son),I am delighted for her but felt a little taken aback,she said it was a suprise which I don't by into,anyway I think my anger took over me for a while but I am getting over it.I felt so guilty for having these thoughts.Chin up it will be our time soon,I like the new thread you posted also,will be interesting to follow,I will put my two cents in soon:)
yellow hen wrote: » I'm tired of lettting ttc take over all my head space...I really want to become a healthy person in both body and mind and I think that will help with ttc. I'm ok today, just had a minor meltdown last night. Poor husband didnt know what had happened me :eek: On a different note, my monitor asked for a pee stick today (cd9) and it came up as high, which it wouldnt usually have done until day 12/13 so doc might be right and I might ovulate earlier than usual.
HanoriaC wrote: » hi just started following this thread. like all of ye here i've been thru d usual fertility investigations and then treatment. 3 iui's 1 ivf, pregnant on ivf 7 week scan perfect 9 week scan no heart beat and had d & c 2 weeks ago. trying to get my head around it all now that my physical pain is gone but the emotionally and the crying is still rare and daily. just wondering has anyone else got advice. getting loads of advice but from people that have never had miscarriage or even been pregnant or even gone thru what we have been thru in last 11 months. painful is d one word that i am describing what my hubbie and i are going thru