Hi gals, missing you all!!
I'll be back on Saturday, catch up properly etc. Just quickly wanted to reply to mrsgreen:
The best advice I got (happens to be from a bnb buddy! ) is to write down EVERYTHING you want to ask the dr and take the list with you. You can check it off as your questions get answered lol I do it every time so my dr knows to ask for "the list" with each consult!! Just because we are usually so stressed/excited seeing the fertility specialist that we might forget half of what we wanted to ask. You might ask about cd3 blood tests to test FSH and LH baseline values, 7dpo blood test to test for progesterone, baseline ultrasounds to check antral follicle count, cd10 u/s to check developing follicles and measure uterine lining thickness, ultrasound after O to confirm presence of corpus luteum, blood tests for clotting and immune factors, hsg to look at tubes... (I know you had one but ask about the results and if you can have any problems fixed! My first hsg showed a blocked tube but subsequent two hsgs showed no blockages so they can even repeat the test for a second opinion).
More invasive tests include a hysteroscopy (where they check for abnormalities eg polyps or fibroids or septums inside uterus with tiny camera) and a laparoscopy where they check for endo and other anatomical abnormalities via lap portals. During both those procedures you will have anaesthesia but if there is something structurally wrong they can usually surgically fix it during the procedure.
Also ask about the possibility of pcos and testosterone tests /ultrasounds to check it out.
Then query Clomid or femara, more closely monitored cycles while medicated, etc.
Those are all the tests/procedures I've had so far

if you want to ask the dr about any of them!
GOOD LUCK can't wait to hear what dr says.
Cupcake- eeekkkk for IVF date!!!!! So exciting.
Swimmy- take care of yourself hun, hope everything is OK now.
Will catch up properly on Sat and tell my planned ivf story etc
