All Time Low :(

Welsh_Girl · Apr 3rd, 2012, 08:26 AM

Hey all im new to this forum..
I had a M/c back in 2009 iv been trying ever since ..
Im a newlywed.. Own house.. With money to support us but when isit MY turn..

I have a normal time of month.. Everything is fine.. I work out my days of ovulation but still nothing..
Its come to the point where im thinking about goingbto see my GP for help butbim very nervous and dont want him to look down to me.. Etc...

Can anyone offer advice xxx

CherylC3 · Apr 3rd, 2012, 13:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Welsh_Girl

Hey all im new to this forum..
I had a M/c back in 2009 iv been trying ever since ..
Im a newlywed.. Own house.. With money to support us but when isit MY turn..

I have a normal time of month.. Everything is fine.. I work out my days of ovulation but still nothing..
Its come to the point where im thinking about goingbto see my GP for help butbim very nervous and dont want him to look down to me.. Etc...

Can anyone offer advice xxx

Hey im the same as u but only been ttc since last yr i thought me and hubby were having difficulties concieving so i bought one step ovulation sticks from amazon and used them in jan and bam i got my bfp on the 23rd feb but sadly mc on 9th march so trying again... i would recomend they sticks as then u know when its ur time...

i would defo see ur doc tho..xxx

Sciencegal · Apr 3rd, 2012, 20:36 PM

I use the ovulation predictor kit, as well! They are great.

Have you ever had your progesterone levels checked? Low levels are a major cause of miscarriages AND can make it very difficult to conceive. I had a m/c in 2010 and found tons of info about it online. I was sure I fit the description, but later found out it was due to trisomy. Anyway, after many months of unsuccessful trying I begged my doctor to check my levels. They were low - not high enough to sustain a pregnancy if I was ever lucky enough to get pregnant again. Without fertility drugs and progesterone supplements I will unlikely be able to conceive. So yes, You should DEFINITELY talk to your doctor. You never know - one little pill or piece of advice could save you months of this emotional roller coaster.It is scary at first, but it gets much easier. Good luck!

jaykay · Apr 7th, 2012, 07:41 AM

Hi, I think you should see you're Dr, it is scary, but a positive step. I lost my baby boy at 22 weeks last september, after ttc for over three years. I've recently gone back to my Dr to start fertility treatment, I'm very nervous about it, but focus by reminding myself of my dream to be a mum.

Good luck xx

Apr 3rd, 2012, 08:26 AM	#1
Welsh_Girl Trying to conceive (TTC) New BnB member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 1	All Time Low :( Hey all im new to this forum.. I had a M/c back in 2009 iv been trying ever since .. Im a newlywed.. Own house.. With money to support us but when isit MY turn.. I have a normal time of month.. Everything is fine.. I work out my days of ovulation but still nothing.. Its come to the point where im thinking about goingbto see my GP for help butbim very nervous and dont want him to look down to me.. Etc... Can anyone offer advice xxx

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Apr 3rd, 2012, 20:36 PM	#3
Sciencegal Pregnant (Expecting) Active BnB Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Tennessee Posts: 371	I use the ovulation predictor kit, as well! They are great. Have you ever had your progesterone levels checked? Low levels are a major cause of miscarriages AND can make it very difficult to conceive. I had a m/c in 2010 and found tons of info about it online. I was sure I fit the description, but later found out it was due to trisomy. Anyway, after many months of unsuccessful trying I begged my doctor to check my levels. They were low - not high enough to sustain a pregnancy if I was ever lucky enough to get pregnant again. Without fertility drugs and progesterone supplements I will unlikely be able to conceive. So yes, You should DEFINITELY talk to your doctor. You never know - one little pill or piece of advice could save you months of this emotional roller coaster.It is scary at first, but it gets much easier. Good luck!

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Apr 7th, 2012, 07:41 AM	#4
jaykay Trying to conceive (TTC) Active BnB Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Devon, UK Posts: 83	Hi, I think you should see you're Dr, it is scary, but a positive step. I lost my baby boy at 22 weeks last september, after ttc for over three years. I've recently gone back to my Dr to start fertility treatment, I'm very nervous about it, but focus by reminding myself of my dream to be a mum. Good luck xx

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