Sorry I've been awol ladies.
Tommy - my mother in law has a disorder that means she has too much iron, because levels were so high she had to have blood taken regularly and couldn't eat red meat. She's much better now. I'm sorry that they are delaying things, it must be extremely frustrating. xx
Mooshie - some women with PCOS do have high LH levels, which is obviously the hormone picked up by opks, the high LH levels are caused by high testosterone. I would get to the doctor and have a blood test. I've never had this problem, but then when I was diagnosed my testosterone levels were fairly normal. I wonder if they still are as have plenty of excess hair which must be caused by high levels...but who knows.
WhiteOrchid - Glad to hear DS is getting better, horrible when our little ones are ill. I always go into panic mode when my boy gets a cold, unfortunately its not just because I'm an over protective Mummy, its that my son is a wheezer and has ended up in hospital quite a lot.
AFM - Well I had my fertility appointment yesterday, I can't say I came out of there full of hope, she doesn't seem to think there is anything wrong with me, but I've got to have blood tests to check my progesterone levels over my next 2 cycles, and also need to have a hsg. I'm not due to see her again til June, which is abit of a wait, although she did say if I manage to get a hsg earlier then I can call and bring my appointment forward. She seems very reluctant to give me Clomid because I already ovulate and pretty much get the impression that if further tests show all is ok then theres not much they can do. I know though that fertility doctors give Clomid to those that ovulate to improve egg quality, so I will push for it at my next appointment, was suggested by some who have been through the process to print and facts and just don't let them fob me off. On a positive note, I wasn't told off about my weight...they weighed me and did my height and blood pressure on arrival and I thought oh god I'm going to get told off about being overweight but she didn't mention it. I've lost 2 and a half stone (35 lbs) so I'm just going to focus on losing more weight.
Oh I've got to have a Rubella immunuity check, I've got a blood test on Friday, when I was pregnant with my son I was told I had a low immunity, I have no idea if they gave me the booster after I had him. I don't think I did have it, so likely the blood test will show that either I have a low immunity or no immunity, in which case I'll need to have a booster and then I'd need to hold off ttc for a month. Would have been handy if the GP had mentioned it, when my friend went to her GP they gave her a blood test to check her immunity...could have sorted it all last year. Bit annoyed, but also annoyed at myself...I should have realised, but I never really took in what it meant, I was in early pregnancy when they realised and it was mentioned once, and never again, I completely forgot.
I'm about 7 dpo today. x