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I can imagine provera would be pretty horrible to take. I also can't imagine having a 45 day cycle. The longest I ever get is 28 days (and thats the exception... I've had 2 that long out of 17 cycles). Even the cycle were I didn't ovulate last year I still got AF shortly after O failed. It was only a 17 day cycle... I guess my body is pretty no-nonsense about Oing. I'd be happy to send some of my early Oing luck your way if I could.
That said, it blows me away that even if you O every month it still doesn't happen. I wonder if lifestyle factors have resulted in our unexplained infertility. I read that even 4 poor lifestyle factors combined between the couple (poor sleep, diet, smoking, drinking, recreational drugs, too much caffeine, etc.) can make it 6-7 times likelier that you will ttc for longer than a year. For about 6 months when we first started TTC DH and I had about 9 of those factors combined LOL, I started behaving better in June, but we still probably had 4 combined (3 of which were DHs). We are both on the same page regarding lifestyle factors as of this cycle and have pretty much fixed everything. Now the hard part will be sticking to it. Its ridiculous it took DH this long to change his lifestyle and it makes me even more upset that I will likely have to use femara as a result. The dumb part is, is that I still don't think femara will work for us. Although my acupuncturist thinks it will be a good fit for me given my LP spotting and lighter lining. Its worth a try I guess.
That said, it blows me away that even if you O every month it still doesn't happen. I wonder if lifestyle factors have resulted in our unexplained infertility. I read that even 4 poor lifestyle factors combined between the couple (poor sleep, diet, smoking, drinking, recreational drugs, too much caffeine, etc.) can make it 6-7 times likelier that you will ttc for longer than a year. For about 6 months when we first started TTC DH and I had about 9 of those factors combined LOL, I started behaving better in June, but we still probably had 4 combined (3 of which were DHs). We are both on the same page regarding lifestyle factors as of this cycle and have pretty much fixed everything. Now the hard part will be sticking to it. Its ridiculous it took DH this long to change his lifestyle and it makes me even more upset that I will likely have to use femara as a result. The dumb part is, is that I still don't think femara will work for us. Although my acupuncturist thinks it will be a good fit for me given my LP spotting and lighter lining. Its worth a try I guess.