LoveCousar
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Ask I'm in Columbus. I was looking at a few centers in Cleveland incase I was referred to a RE.
Nore - sounds like you have a good plan! I'm doing progesterone and pineapple core after O too. I love pineapple so I buy one every month before O and slice it up to eat after. (Actually DH sliced it up for me).
Does anyone know if evening primrose oil is ok to take during a clomid cycle? I know not to take it after O but haven't been taking it this cycle because I read conflicting things.
LAR - are you having any signs of AF? Hoping AF stays away and you have good news to share!
Ugh I know Belle - I'm guessing it's because of the clomid. I don't remember if happened before? I really liked not tracking at all last month but I guess if we are doing IUI and if I'm supposed to start progesterone after O I have to track.
Do you just call in when you get your POS OPK then? I have been thinking I might do a monitored cycle for my first IUI, just to see how my lining responds. I mean, hopefully I won't need an IUI, but I'm being realistic about things
Just a follow up to my previous post if anyone is interested:
SYMPTOMS OF LOW PROGESTERONE
If your suffer with many of the symptoms below then its likely that you could be suffering from low progesterone levels:
Weight gain (especially around the middle)
Menstrual cramps - CHECK!
Low/no libido
Menstrual headaches
Breast tenderness/swelling
Endometriosis
Mood swings
Amenorrhea (absent periods)
Waking in the night (CHECK!)
Spotting (CHECK!)
Short menstrual cycles
Irregular periods (CHECK!)
Acne
Exhaustion
Ovarian cysts
Difficulty sleeping
Low basal body temperature
Slow temperature rise after ovulation
Sugar cravings (CHECK! And the cycle I had progesterone supplements I had almost no cravings!)
Anxiety
Infertility (CHECK )
I experience the majority of these! And noticed some of them began or became more pronounced after 30. Hoping the P suppositories help!
Thanks Nore I used to take 800 iu of vitamin e, but cut back when I read that it increases the risk of stroke in higher doses. Now I take closer to 500, hoping thats okay!
Just a follow up to my previous post if anyone is interested:
SYMPTOMS OF LOW PROGESTERONE
If your suffer with many of the symptoms below then it’s likely that you could be suffering from low progesterone levels:
Weight gain (especially around the middle) - CHECK! (Though I've lost it through dieting the last 2-3 months)
Menstrual cramps - CHECK!
Low/no libido
Menstrual headaches
Breast tenderness/swelling - DOUBLE CHECK!
Endometriosis
Mood swings - CHECK!
Amenorrhea (absent periods)
Waking in the night - CHECK!
Spotting - CHECK!
Short menstrual cycles
Irregular periods - not sure if 26-32 counts as irregular?
Acne - CHECK!
Exhaustion - CHECK!
Ovarian cysts
Difficulty sleeping - only recently (clomid?)
Low basal body temperature - CHECK!
Slow temperature rise after ovulation - CHECK!
Sugar cravings - CHECK!
Anxiety - CHECK!
Infertility - CHECK! (Subfertility?)
Just a follow up to my previous post if anyone is interested:
SYMPTOMS OF LOW PROGESTERONE
If your suffer with many of the symptoms below then its likely that you could be suffering from low progesterone levels:
Weight gain (especially around the middle) - CHECK! (Though I've lost it through dieting the last 2-3 months)
Menstrual cramps - CHECK!
Low/no libido
Menstrual headaches
Breast tenderness/swelling - DOUBLE CHECK!
Endometriosis
Mood swings - CHECK!
Amenorrhea (absent periods)
Waking in the night - CHECK!
Spotting - CHECK!
Short menstrual cycles
Irregular periods - not sure if 26-32 counts as irregular?
Acne - CHECK!
Exhaustion - CHECK!
Ovarian cysts
Difficulty sleeping - only recently (clomid?)
Low basal body temperature - CHECK!
Slow temperature rise after ovulation - CHECK!
Sugar cravings - CHECK!
Anxiety - CHECK!
Infertility - CHECK! (Subfertility?)
I told my general doctor about all of this before even ttc and she brushed me off. Even still, my OB and RE haven't checked my P levels but at least my RE prescribed the progesterone suppositories.