vietmamsie
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Hi! Wow it looks like both of you are making some great improvements, I'm so happy for you! I'm excited to get back to Acupuncture this week. I'm hoping it will continue ot work well for me even after a four week break. The best part was how my O was getting earlier and earlier and my cycles shorter. The last cycle I o'ed on CD19, So Early!
An update: I have been reevaluating everything since the miscarriage. Between it all: the suspected miscarriage in June (I'm 99% at this point, lining up my charts from that cycle and this latest cycle, they are so similar. for CD1-6 I still had high temps on the following cycles, but previous cycles with no pregnancy I go right down to cover line when I get AF) the miscarriage in September and TTC for 9 months now, I'm exhausted. We have decided to take it a bit easier. I'm still temping, but if I miss a morning, it' not the end of the world, and on days when I don't feel like checking my CM, I don't have to. We aren't BDing everyday, and that's ok. Once we get on to this next cycle (I know this one will probably by annovary, so I'm not getting my hopes up) We'll step it but a bit, but right now, whats the point of stressing?
I went to see a FS and I have PCOS for sure. He doesn't think it is very sever, because I am getting pregnant, and usually PCOS just makes it hard to get pregnant. He said if acu is helping shorten my cycles, then I should continue it. My uterus looks great. I had some blood work done and we'll see how everything looks this coming week. I also will find out what my blood type is. There is a chance this whole thing could be due to having RH- blood (my mom is RH-, but I'm not sure what i am) and not getting the shot to protect future pregnancies when I got pregnant years ago.
I am now prescribed baby aspirin every morning for the next few months to help blood flow to my womb. He said we won't get worried unless I have another miscarriage, and from there the plan is clomid, Sperm analysis, genetic testing, etc. My husband and I aren't sure if we want to do all that, fertility treatment is a slippery slope and we aren't sure if it's one we want to go down, but it is nice to have a plan and know we have a good doctor we can trust and talk to.
An update: I have been reevaluating everything since the miscarriage. Between it all: the suspected miscarriage in June (I'm 99% at this point, lining up my charts from that cycle and this latest cycle, they are so similar. for CD1-6 I still had high temps on the following cycles, but previous cycles with no pregnancy I go right down to cover line when I get AF) the miscarriage in September and TTC for 9 months now, I'm exhausted. We have decided to take it a bit easier. I'm still temping, but if I miss a morning, it' not the end of the world, and on days when I don't feel like checking my CM, I don't have to. We aren't BDing everyday, and that's ok. Once we get on to this next cycle (I know this one will probably by annovary, so I'm not getting my hopes up) We'll step it but a bit, but right now, whats the point of stressing?
I went to see a FS and I have PCOS for sure. He doesn't think it is very sever, because I am getting pregnant, and usually PCOS just makes it hard to get pregnant. He said if acu is helping shorten my cycles, then I should continue it. My uterus looks great. I had some blood work done and we'll see how everything looks this coming week. I also will find out what my blood type is. There is a chance this whole thing could be due to having RH- blood (my mom is RH-, but I'm not sure what i am) and not getting the shot to protect future pregnancies when I got pregnant years ago.
I am now prescribed baby aspirin every morning for the next few months to help blood flow to my womb. He said we won't get worried unless I have another miscarriage, and from there the plan is clomid, Sperm analysis, genetic testing, etc. My husband and I aren't sure if we want to do all that, fertility treatment is a slippery slope and we aren't sure if it's one we want to go down, but it is nice to have a plan and know we have a good doctor we can trust and talk to.